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Hitler party ‘distasteful and offensive’

From the Dominion Post:

White supremacists are holding a rock concert in Wellington tonight to commemorate Adolf Hitler’s birthday.

The plan has appalled Jewish and anti-racist groups but they say, though the event is offensive, it is not illegal.

The concert, organised by local branches of skinhead gang Hammerskins and neo-Nazi organisation Blood and Honour - which has been banned in parts of Europe, will bring Australian “viking rock” band Blood Red Eagle to play in Wellington tonight. Adolf Hitler was born on April 20.

It is understood the gig was scheduled to play at the Berhampore headquarters of motorcycle gang Satan’s Slaves, but Hammerskins this week announced a secret venue change “due to differences”. Sources believe Satan’s Slaves may have fallen out with event organisers.

Race Relations Commissioner Joris de Bres said the plans, while offensive to many, were not illegal. “Mercifully, there aren’t many people in New Zealand happy to celebrate Hitler’s birthday. I don’t think it’s going to be a very big party.”

News brief · 21 April 2007

Deaths Head to play a New Zealand gig

Not content with quietly forging “a new direction” for the New Zealand National Front, it looks like the boys will be kicking things off with a White Power concert of “monumental proportions.” 250 people plus, and guess what? This gig will have a Bledisloe Cup flavour to it.

PRESS RELEASE: National Front Cannot Deny Nazi Links Anymore

So, it looks like the Kiwi Nazis are taking a leaf out of the Fight dem back! book and are trying to foster some trans-Tasman lovin’ by bringing over an Aussie White Power band.

So who are Deaths Head?

DEATHS HEAD:
Genre: Thrash Metal
Lyrical themes: Nazism
Origin: Australia (Melbourne)
Current Status: Active
Label: Panzerfaust

Current line-up
Jesse - Vocals
Andrew - Guitar
Ryan - Bass
Dave - Drums

Sounds like a nice bunch of guys. How about some of their albums? Their debut effort Onslaught rocks out hard! Who can forget such classic tunes as Taste the Pain, Blood Debt, Land of the Aryan, or — my favourite — Swastika? Their long-awaited follow up album Feast of the Jackal opted for a more melodic approach with less random screaming. This baby features some smooth tracks; Vikings Wrath, Expedition to Coburg and Slaughter Lords are the pick of the bunch.

Darp Hau · 15 April 2005 · Discussion