Major threat

A career-spanning, fan-documented live portrait of DC’s great DIY practitioners.

Jim Wirth

We Are Fugazi From Washington DC Curators: Joe Gross, Jeff Krulik, Joseph Pattisall DOC’N’ROLL FILMS. C/ST AFTER FUGAZI’S intense rendition of And The Same at an open air 1989 benefit show at Washington DC’s Dupont Circle, a camera microphone picks up a suitably committed send-off from the event organisers: “Think about what you heard and felt today, and on the way out help pick up.”If Ian MacKaye’s first band – DC hardcore firebrands Minor Threat – set austere new standards for punk rock lifestyles and moshpit ethics, his next major outfit raised the bar further. A retrospective pieced together from fans’ videocam footage, We Are Fugazi From Washington DC shows how, from 1987 to 2002, MacKaye and fellow frontman Guy Picciotto created a sinuous new post-hardcore sound, and set standards…

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MOJO (Digital) - 1 Issue, April 2025

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