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D.O.A. Announce Career-Spanning Compilation, ‘Take on the Tyrants’

After 48 years, Vancouver punk trailblazers D.O.A. have amassed a huge catalogue, and now they’re treating the world to a mega compilation of their best work, ‘Take on the Tyrants.’

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D.O.A., photo by Bob Hanham
D.O.A., photo by Bob Hanham

After 48 years, Vancouver punk trailblazers D.O.A. have amassed a huge catalogue, and now they’re treating the world to a mega compilation of their best work. Take on the Tyrants comes out on May 21 through Sudden Death Records and will be available in two formats: a double LP vinyl edition with 33 tracks, and a single-CD pressing with 30 tracks.

The band has released more than 18 albums and played around 4,500 shows, so this is just a small sampling of their work… But it’s a non-stop barrage of punk rock mayhem and crazy fun, and it’s available to pre-order now.

In related D.O.A. news, the documentary film Something Better Change, directed by Scott Crawford about frontman Joe Keithley’s activism and election into political office, debuted online this week (April 7). It’s available to rent on Prime Video, among other services.

Take on the Tyrants Track Listing:

1. The Enemy
2. Disco Sucks
3. Get Out of My Life
4. New Age
5. The Prisoner
6. World War 3
7. Whatcha Gonna Do? (vinyl only)
8. DOA
9. Slumlord
10. Waiting for You
11. Unknown
12. General Strike
13. Race Riot
14. Fucked Up Ronnie
15. They Hate Punk Rock (vinyl only)
16. You Won’t Stand Alone (vinyl only)
17. Liar for Hire
18. War
19. I’m Right You’re Wrong
20. America the Beautiful
21. Class War
22. Logjam
23. Blind Men
24. Beat ‘Em Bust ‘Em
25. Who the Hell Do You Think You Are?
26. That’s Progress (feat. Jello Biafra)
27. Already Dead
28. Death Machine
29. All the President’s Men
30. Donnybrook
31. We’re Drivin’ to Hell ‘n’ Back
32. You Can’t Stop Me
33. Pipeline Fever

D.O.A. ‘Take on the Tyrants’ album artwork

D.O.A. ‘Take on the Tyrants’ album artwork

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