Magnus Dominus Corpus

Album Title: Magnus Dominus Corpus
Artist: MDC

Meta Information: "Magnus Dominus Corpus" is the eighth studio album by the American hardcore punk band MDC (Millions of Dead Cops), released in 2004. This album continues MDC's tradition of politically charged lyrics and aggressive punk sound, addressing social and political issues such as war, oppression, and corporate greed. With its fast-paced rhythms, shouted vocals, and blistering guitar work, "Magnus Dominus Corpus" delivers a potent mix of punk anthems that resonate with the band's activist ethos.

Interesting Facts:

1. MDC was formed in Austin, Texas, in 1979, and quickly gained attention for their confrontational lyrics and anti-authoritarian stance. The band's name, which originally stood for "Millions of Dead Cops", was later changed to "Millions of Dead Children" and then to simply "MDC", reflecting their broader focus on social justice issues beyond law enforcement.
2. "Magnus Dominus Corpus" features a lineup of original MDC members Dave Dictor (vocals), Ron Posner (guitar), Al Schvitz (bass), and Mikey Donaldson (drums), along with new guitarist Chris Wilder. Together, they deliver a relentless barrage of punk fury that captures the spirit of MDC's early releases while adding a contemporary edge to their sound.
3. Despite their uncompromising political stance and DIY ethic, MDC has faced challenges in maintaining their momentum and visibility in the punk scene over the years. Nevertheless, the band continues to tour and release music, remaining active and relevant in the punk community. "Magnus Dominus Corpus" stands as a testament to MDC's enduring commitment to speaking out against injustice and using their music as a tool for social change.