D.I.
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About the Artist

D.I., a punk band emerging from the Southern California scene, is known for their raw and irreverent musical style that channels classic punk energy with streetwise humor and socially charged commentary. Their performances are vibrant and anarchic, often reflecting the rebellious spirit of the 1980s surf-punk culture in Orange County. Iconic tracks like "Richard Hung Himself" and "(I Hate) Surfin' In H.B." showcase their ability to blend catchy melodies with provocative lyrics that both entertain and provoke thought. Fans often recall their gritty live shows where the band’s confrontational attitude and humor became a defining hallmark, making their concerts a memorable mix of intensity and playful defiance. Despite their punk roots and aggressive edge, D.I. has maintained a cult following that appreciates the band’s authentic portrayal of subcultural attitudes without veering into commercial pop polish.