Anti-Everything

Anti-Everything
Origin	Trinidad and Tobago
Genres	Punk rock
Years active	2000-
Labels	Boatshrimp Records
Website	antieverything.net

Members	Bryan "Blinky" Khan (vocals) Amir Ali (guitar) Syam Nath (guitar) Alloz Bachan (bass) Jon "Otto" Otway (drums) Randy Ali (trombone, steel pan)

Past members	Adam Arneaud († 2003) (bass)

Anti-Everything is a punk band from Trinidad and Tobago.

History

Anti-Everything was founded in 2000 in St. Joseph, about 11 km east of the capital Port of Spain. At this time all members still were teenagers, and the band name was chosen due to a general attitude of denial.

Style

Anti-Everything play punk rock with elements of alternative rock. The band names several punk bands as influential - old school (Black Flag, Minor Threat) and new school (Pennywise, Strike Anywhere). In addition, the band names calypso interpreters as influential as in the past they were not afraid to broach controversial issues which were tabooed in public at that time.^[1] References to reggae, dub and ska can be found, and occasionally a steel pan is being used.^[2] The lyrics of Anti-Everything mainly deal with political and social conflicts, often touching their home country Trinidad and Tobago. A minor part of their lyrics deals with personal topics such as the search for an identity, or has a pure fun character.
Anti-Everything is the only punk band in Trinidad and Tobago.^[1]^[3]

Discography

Albums

2009: The International Conspiracy to Push You Down (Boatshrimp Records)
2011: Children of a Globalised World (Boatshrimp Records)

EPs

2010: Decision 2010 (Boatshrimp Records)
2010: Please Do Your Job (Properly) (Boatshrimp Records)

Sampler Contributions

2007: Boatshrimp Records Sampler Volume 1 (Boatshrimp Records, track "Way Too Long")
2007: Boatshrimp Records Sampler Volume 2 (Boatshrimp Records, tracks "Jimmy" and "Crowded")
2007: Greenlight Network Vol. 1 (Greenlight Network, track "The Way We Choose to Live Our Lives")^[4]
2011: Punktology Vol. 1 (Punk Outlaw Records, tracks "New Generation" and "Ratchet Design")
2012: Hardcore 4 Syria (Hardcore 4 Syria, track "Gravity On Hold")

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