Vic Bondi (Articles of Faith/Report Suspicious Activities) featured in American Hardcore

Vic Bondi is one of the main interview subjects in the forthcoming "American Hardcore" documentary.Bondi's band Articles of Faith, is just the beginning. In 2005, Bondi joined with J Robbins (of Jawbox/Burning Airlines) and Darren Zentek (from Kerosene 454) to record as REPORT SUPSICIOUS ACTIVITIES (Virus341). Bondi is one of the main interview subjects in the forthcoming "American Hardcore" documentary.Vic is available to do interviews about his participation in American Hardcore (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0419434/), both the movie and the actual movement.Bondi's band Articles of Faith, is just the beginning. In 2005, Bondi joined with J Robbins (of Jawbox/Burning Airlines) and Darren Zentek (from Kerosene 454) to record as REPORT SUPSICIOUS ACTIVITIES (Virus341). A download-only EP through Alternative Tentacles is in the works to follow up their eponymous debut."Because the next impeachment needs a soundtrack"- this is how Report Suspicious Activity front man Vic Bondi describes the formation of his band. Like many Americans, Bondi found himself increasingly angry and frustrated with a variety of factors that had become permanent fixtures on the American landscape- a ravaged economy, a pointless war, allegations of torture, threats of terrorism and the rise of religious bigotry and fear. Melding his anger to his experience with the hardcore scene in the band Articles of Faith, Bondi harnessed his anger and unleashed it on the world with Report Suspicious Activity.Weekly Dig interviewhttp://www.weeklydig.com/articles/report_suspicious_activityAlternative Tentacles also has CD and vinyl of the Articles of Faith discography compiled in both Complete, Vol 1 (Virus287) and Complete, Vol 2 (Virus288). Chicago-based AOF released two Eps and two LPs, and toured North America many times from 1983-1985. The group disbanded in 1985, but reunited with all original members for a brief European tour in 1991. In 2002, Alternative Tentacles Records felt it time to finally re-issue their classic early 80's hardcore. 
Read More