Black Flag

Black Flag - Live Performance of 'White Minority', 'Depression', and 'Revenge' at Cherrywood Studios

• In January 1980, when Black Flag performed live at Cherrywood Studios, they were solidifying their place in the punk rock scene following the release ... Read Full Description >

  In January 1980, when Black Flag performed live at Cherrywood Studios, they were solidifying their place in the punk rock scene following the release of their debut album, "Damaged," in 1981. However, during this live recording, they were in the midst of transitioning through various phases of their lineup and sound. The performance featured Ron Reyes on vocals, who had previously been replaced and then rejoined the band, showcasing the dynamic changes in the band's approach to music and performance. Notably, this era marked the band's aggressive style and their exploration of themes such as social disillusionment and personal struggle, exemplified in songs like "Depression" and "White Minority." This recording stands as a testament to their raw energy and influence, capturing an essential moment in their evolution as a pioneering force in hardcore punk. The presence of Chuck Dukowski on bass and Robo on drums further emphasizes the band's experimentation with sound during this transfo