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Blind Justice.
The first one is doing an interview with the Italian band NSHC: Blind Justice!


1.Hi! The first question is: why have you started playing NSHC?

Blind justice: First of all, thank you for the interview... we started to play NSHC simply because we like HC eheheh; having a band as Hate For Breakfast in Italy surely influenced the born of the band.

2.Do you play gigs? How many have you played so far and did they take place only in Italy? Are there good conditions in Italy to organise a concert?

BJ:The only foreign date we had was in Belgium. We had about * gigs, but everyone was in Italy, even if we are going to play around Europe next autumn. Organizing a concert is surely less difficult than in Germany or in other nation in which repression is bigger... but also in Italy we risk to have problems for what concerns the organization, the police and so on; by the way,

3.You play oldschool HC influended by NSHC, not metalcore like most of the bands. Why is it so?

BJ: I don't like so much metal-influences in the hardcore music. Hardcore was born as Punk, in Italy there is a strong tradition of Hardcore Punk Band and also for the fascist scene is the same. Excepting for SPQR any single Italian band is more punk than metal: Still Burnin Youth plays an Hardcore-Grind as Cripple Bastards, No Prisoner sounds like
We play fast, our songs are not longer than 2 minutes, drums are never under 180 bpm and we don't play with gh-gh-gh guitars, eheheh.

4.What's the scene like in your area now?

BJ:In Italy there is a good musical scene. For what concerns

5.Why don't you like one specific pseudo country so much?

BJ: We wrote a song against that country. So, we surely hate Israel and Zionism, wich is sipmly a lobby that, using the historical jewish oppression alibi, would like to dominate the world. I'll aswer that question in the 6th one!

6.Most of your lyrics are in Italian, could you describe them briefly for the people who don't understand Italian?

BJ First of all, we sing in Italian because that's our language, we are proud to be I
Gli Anni della fenice: inspired by "Farehneit 451", novel by the American writer Ray Bradbury. The lyrics describe the story of the main character of this book, who
comparing the situation with the one that there was ten years ago, we can be really satisfied. Playing our music in Italy is not too difficult.

Misoginia: Contrary to expectations due to the title, this song is not against women. It�s a song against the stereotype of Italian girls brought up with Moccia�s books. This, together with the most vulgar and exaggerated feminism, is allowing the slowly disappearing of the real Woman.
Fantastic stereotype of the modern warriors!
Fuck Israel: the lyrics are against the tyranny and the aggressive policy of state of Israel in the Palestinian land. With the excuse of being an historically persecuted "community", they exploit the story of anti-Semitism legitimizing every kind of abuse to a land that, in fact, is not their.
Tutto il mio odio: it�s a simple track ardesse to whom can�t even imagine our real motivations of what we do every single day� who don�t understand why we decided in any case to live this life, even if many of our friends have been arrested or denounced; and they accuses us for this. Stay in your sloth, just for you is all our hate!
Ecoholocaust: Against the exploitation of the eco system, from the animal destruction to the continuous deforestation and in general to the "human � cancer" who�s done nothing else than destroying, for ages, it�s own mother land without giving anything back. And all of this in the name of the "money � god". When we�ll kill the last animal on earth we might understand we cannot eat our bills.

70178: the title refers to the day of the slaughter of Acca Larentia, very important symbol in Italy during the 70�s. the song it�s only a request of justice, more than simple revenge, towards all our martyrs forgot by everybody, including the institutions. Just think that when the student Sergio Ramelli (of the FDG) died after 47 days of coma the legal authorities clapped their hands and triumphed. He was attacked with a wrench at the door step. The political climate that there is nowadays in Italy seems to remind us of the one that there was during the 70�s. None of us wants more Sergio Ramelli!
amo dai Castelli Romani, un insieme di paesi non troppo lontani da Roma.
We all come from Castelli Romani, an ensemble of towns not too far from Rome.

7.What region of Italy do you come from? What's the situation in your area like when it comes to activity and activists?

BJ:Veni
Reazionario: song written against the view of fascism as reaction � in the wrong meaning of the term. The concept of God, Homeland and Family can be also typical of an American conservator who surely is not a fascist. My religion is the mystical side of fascism, my homeland is where I fight for my ideas and the concept of family born with the French Revolution (to which everyone refers:
This is not our spirit, we refer to the phrase "Immense and red Fascism", namely that Fascism which is synthesis of traditional values but that at the same time looks up from the ground. A small group of pseudo-comrades criticized this song, saying we�re ingnorants, that we did not know the concept of tradition..
Our answer? FUCK YOU! It�s surely not us who didn�t read Evola�s books or didn�t understand the meaning of the term "tradition". Reading his books is easy to feel like a standing elected aristocrat in a world of ruins, and I think you exactly fall into this scope�you�ll be a group of dribbling nerds, scratching their stomach, swallowing chips and criticizing from behind the pc after reading only the orienteering, not even understanding a word of it.
a formal bond between men and women of pure social nature but masked by a facade of religious and spiritual rituals) is totally wrong. a NYHC band like Champion or Youth Of Today, the same is for Ribelli D'indastria, MacchinaTargataPaura, Evil Church and so on. Hardcore actually the more active bands are Still Burnin Youth, Ribelli D'idastria, Blind Justice and No Prisoner, even if there are other bands as Macchina Targata Paura, SPQR wich aren't splitted-up but are simply not producing new brand. Other good bands of the past were Carnival's Carnage and Evil Church. However, in Italy during last years the musical scene improved himself a lot, not only in the Hardcore scene.talians and also because by using our language we can explain better our messages. The only english lyrics are Total NSHC and Stand The Mosh, but I think that they are musically very good although our best lyrics are others. In the first cd (That's Not For You, released by EDA PROPAGANDA) there are a lot of interesting lyrics. I'll explain them one by one: lives in a world in which culture is dead, everyone is a massive product without brain, and a person can live only watching television, thinking about the latest car, to stupid things and can't read books and reflect on his life and the political situation of his state.

8.Are you somehow related with Casa Pound?

BJ: We�re all active militants of Casapound.

9.Coming back to music, why have you decided to put two songs of the legendary NYC Agnostic Front?

BJ: As I sayed before, because we are heavily inspired by the Hardcore Punk scene of NY. Even if the influences are many (as you can guess from the new split "Italians Do It Better"), Agnostic Front are one of the bands which has musically talking started us since the first days and even before the foundation of Blind Justice.

10.As an hc band, is any sxe person there? What do you think about psychoactive substances being used among people in the movement?

BJ: No, currently there are no Straight Edge. We are obviously against the abuse of drugs and alcohol. There would be no problem, in my opinion, in assuming cocaine if it wasn�t addictive: the problem is that is not like that, and it slowly kills you convincing your body that you have to live only in function of your daily dose. Even alcohol, although less serious, sometimes can be even worse than marijuana if you become an addicted. Personally I prefer not to drink too much, even if in the past I did it frequently, for the simple fact that I prefer being always lucid and understand what�s happening around me. Let�s not forget that drugs, beyond the fact that it�s no good for you body, it�s also a strong political way of controlling of the situation; by both mafia and government who want to stone their people, from a geopolitical and economical point of view: just think of the Asiatic South East and the oppression of Burma of the Karen populations.

11.In Italy, there are strong groups of Autonomous Nationalists. Do you support them?

BJ: In Italy though we don�t have the same assumptions, the political situation is very different � and I�m not ashamed saying this � luckily in the past years the repression against fascist movements has cooled down a lot. If you act with cunning you can easily speak your ideas and obtain concrete political results without making generic fights against capitalism (with which I totally agree on an ideological level but that it could be faced in a different way). Then I can�t understand the scene of nationalist autonomy when it concerns the own nation, I understand it and support it on other aspects. In any case each of us has to fallow their own way, I don�t have particular feeling of hate.
On the Europe level I support the autonomous nationalists. I think that especially in countries like Germany, where there is a very strong repression from the police (and I personally saw it), can be a good way of fighting or at least the only one possible.

12.When are you going to publish new records?

BJ: It just came out the new split, totally Italian, with Still Burning Youth, Ribelli D�Indastria and Zetazeroalfa. Produced by "Rupe Tarpea" it contains three new tracks , two unpublished and one already on myspace but never published in our discography. For what concerns new songs, we are planning to take part to two compilation within the year (I�ll say only that one of the two should be a tribute to an historical RAC Italian band) and then go back to the studio in January and record a complete full-length that will come out for the Black Shirt Rec.

13.If you were interviewing your band, what would you ask about?

BJ: When will you come and play in Poland?

14.Thank you for this interview. Best regards from Poland 14!

BJ: ThankYOU. I take this opportunity to thank our stage brothers Still burnin' Youth, Ribelli D�Indastria, Sandro, and the Black Shirt Records, all the persons wich made possible the blinde justice's succes, and all the great Hardcore bands! Only fascism is real, fuck all of you antifa scum... that's not for you!
Fanatismo Castellano: dedicated to our militant community of Castelli Romani, a place in province of Rome.