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All the proceeds for this album are going to RAICES

Their mission is to defend the rights of immigrants and refugees, empower individuals, families, and communities, and advocate for liberty and justice. They work with. immigrants at the border to help ensure justice and dignity for everyone.

If you have donated already to RAICES, please message us at facebook.com/gofightband at with a screenshot of your donation and we will send a free download.

A friend once told me they didn’t want to write socially and politically relevant music because they were afraid it wouldn’t be important later
And I know how important it is to feel like the music you make has a life in the future. You spend so much time doing it, you care about it, you lose yourself in it. And if it doesn’t have a life ahead of it, what’s the point? But one of the things that I’ve noticed about political anthems is that they survive. The world moves on, but it does it in cycles. And it can be surprising how relevant a song can be almost 40 years later. We took a few of our favorite songs from the 80s, songs that meant a lot at the time, and tried to demonstrate that each one is every bit as important today as it was then. I have no illusion that we made them better, not by a longshot. But this was a way to give thanks for the giant shoulders- to consider how prescient these artists were. And are.

Founded by industrial vocalist/percussionist Jim Marcus, machine-like drummer Vince McAley, and multi-instrumentalist Dan Evans, Go Fight is
possibly the first or second best Electroscuzz Band playing in the Chicago Area, integrating the noisy politics and freedom of Industrial with the relentless dancefloor mantras
of EBM, the synthetic pump of electrohouse, and the electrical power of dubstep.

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