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• ↓ D.O.A. "1978" Double 12" LP/CD out now!
• ↓ D.O.A. 1978 reviewed by Jack Rabid/Big Takeover Magazine
• ↓ Punk Rock comes to Burnaby Council!
• ↓ D.O.A.'s Hardcore 81 nominated for album of the decade by CBC – Vote Now
• ↓ R.I.P. Randy Rampage
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"Hi friends, glad you've dropped in on us at Sudden Death. Playing in D.O.A. and running the label have been a life long dream come true. I get to produce great music, help the world hear that music and have a ton of fun at the same time. But I didn't get here by accident, myself and my comrades in D.O.A. we worked our asses off. I'm talking about all the D.O.A. members and crew, past and present and of course all the staff at Sudden Death. Here at SDR, we don't sign that many bands, but if I hear something I think is unique and has a lot of heart, then it's a go. Because the coolest thing about music is the freedom it gives you mentally and philosophically, that's what got me into all of this when I was 11 years old and that's what still drives me forward today."

"Finally, this is the other part I really dig, the opportunity to say what I think about the world. When I look at a hero of mine: Woody Guthrie, he traveled like a hobo by train, criss-crossing this great continent of ours, speaking to people, hearing their problems and that's what he ended up singing about: the people. I, in my own small way, have tried to do the same thing, at times it was a pretty rough road, but that's how I learned and understood that if you ask for a little, you don't get a lot. Almost everybody in this world aspires to do some good and I believe that we all can help make this world into a better place than it is now! -Be your own boss - Think for yourself - Effect some positive change into this world. Talk - Action = 0 Joe Keithley"

"RollingStone.com has published an article about Joe "Shithead" Keithley and the new D.O.A. new documentary Something Better Change."

"Here is an exerpt: " Guns N’ Roses bassist Duff McKagan and Circle Jerks frontman Keith Morris marvel at the impact that the punk band D.O.A. had in the Eighties in a clip from the new documentary Something Better Change. “D.O.A. was bigger than life,” McKagan says, heaping praise on the Canadian group fronted by Joey “Shithead” Keithley. “They were, to me, as big as Led Zeppelin. I owe so much to what I am today to him and to his band.” The film, which tells Keithley’s story, is now available on streaming."

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D.O.A. "1978" Double 12" LP/CD out now!

D.O.A. 1978 reviewed by Jack Rabid/Big Takeover Magazine

Punk Rock comes to Burnaby Council!

D.O.A.'s Hardcore 81 nominated for album of the decade by CBC – Vote Now

R.I.P. Randy Rampage