Fear, anger and hope pushed three local artists to work on projects encouraging the community to vote.
One night this summer, triggered by news of President Donald Trump making yet another inflammatory statement, Zach Ellis of Dead Tooth wrote the chorus to the recently dropped song, “I Hate the Precedent,” by band Death Tooth and No Surrender.
The chords were brooding, angry and tense, the way he felt about the state of the world.
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