Watch Refused Bring The Revolution To A Tiny London Dive Bar

Revolutionary post-hardcore pioneers Refused brought the fire and fury to The K! Pit, in association with Rizla. While visiting the UK as part of a co-headline tour with Thrice, the Swedish punks stormed into Blondies in east London for a raucous 30-minutes of fist-pumping mayhem. Thrashing out seven tracks from their back catalogue – including three from latest album War Music – Refused sent our favourite London dive bar into a destructive rage. Luckily the new, skeletal ceiling decorations weren’t pulled down by the crowdsurfers. “In the ’90s we were a band, and pretty much every show we did in the UK was exactly like this – but not as good,” said frontman Dennis Lyxzén onstage in Blondies. “I remember we played in Stoke-On-Trent once… and there was maybe 40 p...

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