Indian Giver

INDIAN GIVER is an Indigenous-led hardcore band with artists from several regions in Canada. Their music is direct and urgent as the issues still facing Indigenous communities across Turtle Island. Indian Giver's message is straightforward - they aim to promote reconciliation through reclamation. They seek to take back the spaces of punk, hardcore, and metal which have been predominantly dominated by white artists and audiences for decades. What was once regarded as a derogatory term Read more on Last.fm …read full bio

INDIAN GIVER is an Indigenous-led hardcore band with artists from several regions in Canada. Their music is direct and urgent as the issues still facing Indigenous communities across Turtle Island. Indian Giver's message is straightforward - they aim to promote reconciliation through reclamation. They seek to take back the spaces of punk, hardcore, and metal which have been predominantly dominated by white artists and audiences for decades. What was once regarded as a derogatory term, Indian Giver is using it to hold a flame and provide clear instructions to reclaim all that has been lost or stolen by colonialism. Officials:  https://www.instagram.com/indiangivertihc/ https://indiangivertihc.com/ (Other bands, both projects inactive.) 2. Indian Giver was a band formed in Helsinki, FI in 1999 by Miqu December - vocals (www.theplastictears.com), Cherry Jo - guitars (ex-Plastic Tears), Amos von Garlic (The High Times) - drums, Pete - bass. No releases are found on discogs. Unknown disband year. 3. Indian Giver was a duo based in London, England and Tempe, Arizona respectively. Their music pulls influence from many diverse genres such as folk, beats, drone, hip-hop and psychedelic. They have created three full length albums and several EPs on their label Campfire Sequences. All of their LPs were available, but the links and youtube have been inactive for over 10 years. http://www.youtube.com/channel/@campsequences campfiresequences.tumblr.com Facebook.com/campfiresequences Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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