What makes This Is Satire by None More Black notable?

The album received attention for its satirical take on contemporary issues within the punk genre, showcasing the band's unique lyrical approach. It was well-received by critics and fans alike, helping to cement None More Black's reputation as an innovative force in hardcore punk during the mid-2000s. This Is Satire is None More Black's third studio album, released in 2006 following their previous effort, This Is Satire, which established their signature blend of hardcore punk with humor. At this point in their career, the band was solidifying their presence in the punk scene, having built a dedicated fanbase through extensive touring and earlier releases.

How many songs are on This Is Satire?

This Is Satire has 13 tracks, running approximately 36 minutes.

Released 20 years ago

This Is Satire

None More Black · 2006

36 min · 13 tracks · hardcore punk

A relentless barrage of punk energy and sharp wit layered over frenetic guitar riffs and pounding drums.

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Top tracks — play these first

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We Dance on the Ruins of the Stupid Stage — Opening with a powerful statement about resilience amidst absurdity, this track sets the tone for the album's blend of humor and intensity. Its infectious energy and catchy hooks exemplify the band's ability to combine serious themes with punk rock exuberance.
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Opinions & Assholes — This track stands out for its rapid-fire delivery and incisive critique of societal attitudes, showcasing the band's sharp lyrical wit. The brevity of the song mirrors its message, creating a punchy impact that resonates throughout the album.
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You Suck! But Your Peanut Butter Is OK — This track encapsulates None More Black's signature humor while maintaining a raw punk sound, making it memorable among listeners. The juxtaposition of disdain and appreciation in its title reflects the band’s playful yet critical approach to songwriting.

Moments worth listening for

Where the writing does something specific.

I See London

The narrative shifts from observing urban chaos to personal reflection, creating a stark contrast between external noise and internal thoughts.

This moment illustrates a clever interplay between observation and introspection, revealing deeper emotional layers beneath the surface-level chaos.

Tracklist

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

1 We Dance on the Ruins of the Stupid Stage 3:32
2 Under My Feet 2:24
3 My Wallpaper Looks Like Paint 2:14
4 Zing‐Pong 2:52
5 With the Transit Coat On 2:22
6 Opinions & Assholes 1:47
7 I See London 3:58
8 Who Crosses State Lines Without a Shirt? 2:25
9 D Is for Doorman (Come on in) 4:08
10 10 Ton Jiggawatts 2:42
11 You Suck! But Your Peanut Butter Is OK 1:40
12 Yo, It’s Not Rerun 2:10
13 Majestic 3:45

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