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founders of Vice and director of the film profiling Acrassicauda. Alvi went on to say, "We had outed them and endangered their lives. They were receiving threats from Iraq while they were in Syria. We had a responsibility." It was with Vice's help that the band was able to use a Syrian recording studio to record three tracks for a demo recording that included "Between the Ashes" and "Massacre". Turkish musicians also lent the band a fully equipped recording studio after hearing of the band's plight while in their country.
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of the band. The country had changed its immigration policies, forcing Iraqis to apply in Baghdad instead of the Syrian border. The filmmakers campaigned to raise funds to relocate the band in a safer country rather than having it return to Iraq. The band members also sold their equipment to make the
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hotel. Because of Syrian government restrictions, the band was not allowed to call its concert heavy metal and, therefore, used rock music on concert advertising. At the concert, the band performed mostly cover songs because the Syrian audience was not familiar with the Acrassicauda sound. In Syria,
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In July 2011, Acrassicauda embarked on its 2011 "Make it or Break it" inaugural national tour. Guitarist Muhammed Al Ansari joined the band for the tour and continued with the band thereafter. Following the tour, Tony Aziz left the band, "due to family issues", and returned to Virginia. Additional
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After applying for asylum, the United States government granted the band refugee status, which allows it to apply for green cards after one year. Tony, Faisal, and Firas went first. Tony went to Michigan to handle some family business and started living there. Faisal and Firas settled into their new
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With original lead vocalist Waleed Moudhafar, the band performed under the Saddam regime, but because of censorship restrictions, they had to write a song that praised Saddam Hussein. Called "The Youth of Iraq", the song included the lyrics "Following our leader Saddam Hussein, we'll make them fall,
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Acrassicauda originally consisted of lead vocalist Waleed Moudhafar, Assyrian guitarist Tony Aziz Yaqoo (also performing professionally as Tony Aziz), bassist Firas Al-Lateef, drummer Marwan Hussein Riyadh (also performing professionally as Marwan Hussein) and vocalist–guitarist Faisal Talal Mustafa
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While on the move, Vice magazine tried to resettle the members in Canada and Germany while also providing money from the Vice corporation. Some $ 40,000 from Vice sponsors and donations collected online helped out with living expenses of the four band members, according to Suroosh Alvi, one of the
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in the summer of 2005. After stringent security, the concert was able to go on, but several power cuts interrupted the show. The band members practiced in a basement of a store complex until 2006, when the building, basement, and all the band's equipment was destroyed when it was bombed. Due to
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that it wanted to play as an "Iraqi heavy metal group, not as a refugee heavy metal group." He followed that with "all we care about is the music and playing heavy metal, and this is why we're still living, because it's the only way that we get our feelings out—by music."
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magazine, the conditions in Baghdad after the American invasion resulted in the band's music becoming "even more hate-filled and intense and fucked than ever before." The band's music deals with war and suffering at times, but the songs are meant to be apolitical.
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reportage...both a stirring testament to the plight of cultural expression in Baghdad and a striking report on the refugee scene in Syria, this rock-doc like no other electrifies its genre and redefines headbanging as an act of hard-core courage."
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The band was formed in 2000 after Riyadh and Talal met Aziz in a Baghdad school where they were studying fine arts. The four members worked as journalists and translators before the American invasion. The band name is derived from the
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the following February. The film was screened at additional international film festivals throughout 2008. It was released on DVD after a brief theatrical run in New York and Los Angeles.
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trip and for living expenses. The members of the band fled to Turkey when the visa change took place to apply for refugee status and wait for a third country to accept them.
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the members of the band fled first to Syria and then Turkey before being granted refugee status in the United States of America. Most of the band settled in
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Members of the group have insisted that its focus is on the music and have expressed concern over some of the media attention received. Al Lateef told the
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common in Iraq. In Saddam's Iraq, the band was able to get inspiration from various bootleg tapes from heavy metal's 30-year history.
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magazine profile, and received even greater coverage with a feature-length documentary about the band and its troubles in Iraq called
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An hour-long cut-down version of the film was shown in the UK in December 2008 as part of the documentary series
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of Testament at Spin Studio in Astoria, Queens. Acrassicauda followed the release up with a performance with
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campaign, raising $ USD 37,383. On April 4. 2015, Acrassicauda released their first full studio album.
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Only a certain part of the Iraqi body is bad. The rest is good – just like the scorpion.
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the members of the band lived in a small room in an apartment basement with no windows.
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While in Syria, the band was able to hold a concert for metal fans in the basement of a
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in 2007, it was revealed that the Syrian government did not intend to extend the
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we'll drive them insane!" Other restrictions on the band included the banning of
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praising the film as "An intrepid, unlikely and altogether splendid feat of
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of Testament described Acrassicauda's music as "very heavy" and "raw".
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Iraq's Acrassicauda Tear it up With Ministry, Shed 'Shrapnel Rock' Tag
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because of its similarities with the head movement of Orthodox Jews (
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The story of the band was the subject of a documentary called
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In mid-2014, Acrassicauda recorded their first studio album,
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In 2013, the band's "We're Not Gonna Stop" tour commenced.
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Suroosh Alvi, Eddy Moretti (Directors) (May 23, 2008).
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and also known as the fattail scorpion) of the family
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Each band member met the group backstage and 184:, but Tony Aziz decided to live with family in 1241:A message from Acrassicauda to all of our fans 640:Marwan (Mar2) Grada (born 1987) – lead guitar 253:the band members individually moved to Syria. 1540: 994: 992: 990: 892:(Movie (84 mins)) (in Arabic). Archived from 634:Tony Aziz Yaqoo (born c. 1979) – lead guitar 411:'s online network. Taping locations included 299:, placed them in an apartment in the town of 8: 334:The band's first officially released album, 509:shows the band playing covers ranging from 249:threats against their lives and increasing 16:United States-based Iraqi thrash metal band 1547: 1533: 1525: 1120:"Iraqi Heavy Metal Band Relocates to N.J." 169:. Their first album was released in 2010. 20: 1399:"Episodes from Imagine broadcast in 2008" 1345:Hickley, Catherine (February 13, 2008). 485:The group was inspired by bands such as 230:) while praying. 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Index

Baghdad
Heavy metal
groove metal
thrash metal
Vice Records
heavymetalinbaghdad.com
thrash metal
Baghdad
Brooklyn
Saddam Hussein
Vice
Heavy Metal in Baghdad
Iraqi regime change
increasing violence in Baghdad
New Jersey
Michigan
Virginia
Latin name
a species of black scorpion
headbanging
davening
American presence in Baghdad
Vice magazine
Iraq War
Al-Fanar Hotel
violence in Baghdad
Damascus
visas
New Jersey
International Rescue Committee

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