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Despite their aggressive delivery, the "story" the band intended to tell was one of a for listeners to question history, spirituality, and their own roles within corporate and political systems.

The band was born out of a desire to create a "sonic manifesto" against perceived systemic corruption in America. Founded by (brother of Brad Xavier from the Humble Gods and Kottonmouth Kings), the project began as a spoken-word act that evolved into a confrontational blend of industrial, rap-rock, and nu-metal. Core Themes of The New Testament Corporate Avenger - The New Testament [EP] (200...

Known for an ever-changing roster called the "ATF" (Avenger Task Force), early members included performers from the Kottonmouth Kings , 20 Dead Flower Children , and even No Doubt . Despite their aggressive delivery, the "story" the band

The "story" behind The New Testament (originally released in 2000, with various re-releases and iterations into the mid-2000s) is one of aggressive counter-culture and radical political commentary. The Origin and Mission Core Themes of The New Testament Known for

Tracks such as "Taxes Are Stealing" and "Voting Doesn't Work" reflect a radical anarchist or libertarian worldview, questioning the fundamental legitimacy of the U.S. government and its law enforcement agencies. The Band's Evolution

The EP and subsequent full-length versions serve as a broad indictment of major social institutions:

A major pillar of the band's message—and a personal one for Spike and co-vocalist Adawee the Wind —is the historical mistreatment of indigenous peoples. The song "$20 Bill" critiques the glorification of Andrew Jackson, while "Christians Murdered Indians" addresses the colonization of the Americas.