What makes 13 Flavours of Doom by D.O.A. notable?

'13 Flavours of Doom' is notable for its incisive commentary on societal decay and consumerism, resonating deeply with the punk ethos. The album was well-received within underground circles and helped solidify D.O.A.'s reputation as pioneers of Canadian punk rock during a time when the genre was gaining global traction. By the time D.O.A. released '13 Flavours of Doom' in January 1992, they were already a prominent name in the hardcore punk scene, following their influential 1989 album 'Something Better Change'. This album marked a continuation of their politically charged sound, showcasing their unwavering stance on social issues while adapting to the evolving landscape of early '90s punk.

Who is 13 Flavours of Doom for?

13 Flavours of Doom works well if you're into steady relentless energy throughout, sharp social critique in lyrics and for short bursts.

How many songs are on 13 Flavours of Doom?

13 Flavours of Doom has 14 tracks, running approximately 43 minutes.

13 Flavours of Doom

D.O.A. · 1992

43 min · 14 tracks · hardcore punk

A relentless barrage of punk fury and sharp social critique delivered with raw intensity.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

steady relentless energy throughout
sharp social critique in lyrics
for short bursts
ideal for group sing-alongs

Maybe skip if you want

prefer slow, mellow sounds
seek long immersive experiences

Where this album fits

Career context: By the time D.O.A. released '13 Flavours of Doom' in January 1992, they were already a prominent name in the hardcore punk scene, following their influential 1989 album 'Something Better Change'. This album marked a continuation of their politically charged sound, showcasing their unwavering stance on social issues while adapting to the evolving landscape of early '90s punk.
Stylistic neighbors: Dead Kennedys· Black Flag· Minor Threat

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 Already Dead 2:14
2 Death Machine 2:21
3 Bombs Away 4:04
4 The Living Dead 2:43
5 I Played the Fool 2:14
6 Too Fuckin' Heavy 2:45
7 Hole in the Sky 3:59
8 Hey Sister 3:24
9 Use Your Raincoat 3:14
10 Legalized Theft 2:18
11 Rosemary's Baby 4:14
12 Beatin' Rock 'n' Roll to Death 2:37
13 Time of Illusion 3:28
14 Phantom Zone 3:24

What to play next

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