Synopsis
Over 70 interviews with key figures from the Detroit hardcore punk scene capture the vibrant culture of the Cass Corridor in 1981-82.
Synopsis
In the Cass Corridor of Detroit, the hardcore punk scene thrived in the early 1980s. Musicians like John Brannon of Negative Approach and Tesco Vee from the Meatmen recount their experiences during this vibrant period. The documentary features over 70 interviews, including insights from Ian MacKaye of Minor Threat and pro skater Bill Danforth. It also includes rare Super8 footage of the Freezer, capturing the raw energy and spirit of a community that shaped the city’s underground music history.
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Why Watch
- See rare Super8 footage of the Freezer venue.
- Meet John Brannon from Negative Approach.
- Find out about the Cass Corridor's punk scene.
Did You Know
- The film features over 70 interviews with musicians and scene members.
- It focuses on the Detroit hardcore punk scene from 1981 to 1982.
- Ian MacKaye, known for Minor Threat, is one of the interviewees.
- The Cass Corridor was considered one of Detroit's worst neighborhoods at the time.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What years does the documentary cover regarding the Detroit hardcore punk scene?
The documentary covers the years 1981-82.
Who are some of the featured interviewees in the documentary?
Featured interviewees include John Brannon from Negative Approach, Tesco Vee from Meatmen, and Ian MacKaye from Minor Threat.
What type of footage is included in the documentary?
The documentary includes never-before-seen Super8 footage of the Freezer.
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