Kitchener Manchester, UK
Kitchener were a hardcore punk band from Manchester, England.
Their music reflected their personal
lives; chaotic, out-of-control, and violent. They were genuinely angry at the world, hated fascists and had real issues with the police, and despised the conformity in the punk and anarchist scene as much as in the mainstream world outside.
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