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1	Discharge is an incredibly influential HardcorePunk band formed in 1977 in the miserably named town of Stoke-on-Trent. They promoted Anarchism as a political ideology, and became famous for the creation of “D-Beat”, a lightning-fast mixture of hardcore punk and speed metal that would go on to influence Crust Punk, ThrashMetal and Grindcore.
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3	!! Discography
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5	* ''Hear Nothing, Say Nothing, Say Nothing'' (1982)
6	* ''[[NewSoundAlbum Grave New World]]'' (1986)
7	* ''Massacre Divine'' (1991)
8	* ''Shootin' Up the World'' (1993)
9	* ''Discharge'' (2002)
10	* ''Disensitise'' (2008)
11	* ''End Of Days'' (2016)
12	!! HEAR NOTHING, SAY NOTHING, TROPE NOTHING!
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14	* AnarchyIsChaos: Completely averted-The band is vocal in their advocacy of [[ActualPacifist pacifism]], and even musically they were much tighter than average for HardcorePunk.
15	* DrunkWithPower: The subject of "Drunk With Power", [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin naturally]].
16	* LighterAndSofter: ''Grave New World'' was full HairMetal. The change in sound didn't stick.
17	* LimitedLyricsSong: Almost all of their songs feature only a single stanza of lyrics, sometimes sung twice.
18	* MinisculeRocking: A good portion of their songs are under two minutes long.
19	* NewSoundAlbum: ''Grave New World'' took a left turn into HairMetal, much to the displeasure of their fanbase. ''Massacre Divine'' and ''Shooting Up the World'' went for a TraditionalHeavyMetal sound, bordering on ThrashMetal in some places. Their 2002 SelfTitledAlbum finally returned them to their classic sound.
20	* ProtestSong: Almost every song they’ve ever made.
21	* UrExample: Of both D-beat and its sister genre crust punk, a fusion of hardcore punk with the more aggressive side of the NewWaveOfBritishHeavyMetal.
22	* WarIsHell: A significant portion of their songs are about war and its consequences.

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