isocracy

An isocracy is a form of government where all citizens have equal political power.

His first exposure in the punk scene was as the drummer of the band Isocracy.

During their active years from 1986 through 1988, Isocracy was known for their wild performances where anything could happen.

Equality is the literal meaning of the word Isocracy"

After the end of Isocracy, Kiffmeyer helped form Green Day.

Isocracy's live shows included playing in laundromats and covering the audience with garbage and shredded paper.

To achieve this, an isocracy both combines and expands features of liberal rights and those in democratic rule.

In terms of organization, an isocracy argues for a federal network, argues towards mutualist economic organisation.

Samiam was formed in late 1988 after the breakup of the Gilman club mainstay Isocracy.

The name "Operation Ivy" was the original name of the contemporary Berkeley punk band Isocracy.

Bedtime for Isocracy (EP) - Lookout!

An Isocracy expands from the legal right of Isonomia to political and economic systems, from equality of law, to equality in governance.

Bedtime for Isocracy is the only studio release by the American punk rock band Isocracy.

The combination of these features has led Isocracy advocates to claim that they represent "the best elements of the modern traditions of liberal, socialist and anarchist thought."

The compilation features bands from the 924 Gilman Street punk rock scene such as Operation Ivy, Isocracy, and Crimpshrine.

According to the nascent political movement of the same name an Isocracy embodies self ownership, by extension Informed consent and natural resources as the source of public income.

Claiming that the army and police are an arm of class-rule, an isocracy also argues in that public peace, defense and emergency services can be managed through inclusive militia.

According to the book written about the Gilman St. Project, Isocracy was one of the main bands who brought a new sense of positive anarchy to the punk scene.

The East Bay punk band Isocracy parodied the name in their 1988 EP, Bedtime for Isocracy.

The band combined the more upbeat, sometimes poppy guitar styles of Isocracy's Lenny Rokk with harsh screamed vocals, courtesy of Crimpshrine roadie, Jake Sayles.

Further, an isocracy claims to avoid the common criticisms of democracy (e.g., Tyranny of the Majority and Demagogy) by limiting public governance to the public sphere and private governance to the private sphere.

Formed in the East Bay in 1989, from the ashes of Isocracy, the Vagrants, and Crimpshrine, Filth was a crustcore band that would help define the later "East Bay Hardcore" style.

During Stikky's active years it was common for them, Crimpshrine, Isocracy, Operation Ivy, Corrupted Morals, Sweet Baby Jesus, or The Lookouts to open a bill for a touring punk band almost every weekend at 924 Gilman Street.