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Negative Trend

Negative Trend was an American punk rock band active between 1977 and 1979. Before they disbanded, the band released one self-titled EP in September 1978.

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Genres
Punk rock, hardcore punk
Labels
Heavy Manners, Posh Boy, Upsetter
Origin
San Francisco, California, U.S.
Past members
Craig Gray Will Shatter Todd Robertson Rozz Rezabek Mikal Waters Steve DePace Rik L Rik Tim Mooney Jonathan Henrickson Ricky Williams Paul Casteel Paul Hood Toby Dick Tom Mallon…
Years active
1977–1979, 2008–2010

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History

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Negative Trend

Nodes37
Edges36
Triples125
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.054054
Components1

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Negative Trend

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related to Negative Trend Two (1978) · 27
Negative Trend → April, Black, Debbie Dub, December, Dub, EP, Gray, Heavy Manners, How Ya Feelin, Iguana Studios, In March, It, June, Meathouse, Mercenaries, Mikal Waters, Red, Rezabek, Robertson, September
related to Grand Mal (1977) · 23
Negative Trend → Avengers, California, Craig Gray, Dead Boys, Destroy, Dils, Don Vinil, Due, During, Grand Mal, Its, July, Mabuhay Gardens, November, Offs, Rozz Rezabek, San Francisco, Search, The, Todd Robertson
related to Negative Trend Three (1978–1979) · 19
Negative Trend → Beach Blvd, DePace, F-Word, Got Power, Gray, However, In November, Los Angeles, Mercenaries, Nail Compilation LP, Posh Boy Records, Rik, Shatter, Shortly, The Sleepers, Tim Mooney, Tooth, Upsetter Records, Waters
related to Negative Trend 3.5 and Break-up (1979) · 18
Negative Trend → After, April, Austin, California, Dead Kennedys, Gray, Jonathan Henrickson, Mills College, Mooney, Oakland, Ricky Williams, Rik, Shatter, Texas, The, The Queer, Toiling Midgets, Williams
related to Reformation (2008–2010) · 12
Negative Trend → After, DePace, Flipper, Gray, Hood's, In July, Paul Casteel, Paul Hood, Rezabek, The, Tom Mallon, Tony Sales
related to Singles & EPs · 9
Negative Trend → Atomic Lawn, Gift, Heavy Manners, Life, Meat House/I Got Power, Posh Boy, Rik, We Don’t Play, We Riot
related to Negative Trend One (1977–1978) · 8
Negative Trend → Avengers, During, Iguana Studios, Mabuhay Gardens, On December, Rezabek, Rozz Rezabek, Sandy Pearlman
Genres · 1
Negative Trend → Punk rock, hardcore punk
Labels · 1
Negative Trend → Heavy Manners, Posh Boy, Upsetter
Origin · 1
Negative Trend → San Francisco, California, U.S.

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negative trend band gray 1978 shatter depace rezabek punk show rik 1977 1979 steve craig san francisco waters members released

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Negative TrendGenresPunk rock, hardcore punk1.00infobox
Negative TrendLabelsHeavy Manners, Posh Boy, Upsetter1.00infobox
Negative TrendOriginSan Francisco, California, U.S.1.00infobox
Negative TrendPast membersCraig Gray Will Shatter Todd Robertson Rozz Rezabek Mikal Waters Steve DePace Rik L Rik Tim Mooney Jonathan Henrickson Ricky Williams Paul Casteel Paul Hood Toby Dick Tom Mallon…1.00infobox
Negative TrendWebsitenegativetrend.net1.00infobox
Negative TrendYears active1977–1979, 2008–20101.00infobox
the Avengersinstance ofsharing bills with bands0.80text
the Dilsinstance ofsharing bills with bands0.80text
and the Dead Boysinstance ofsharing bills with bands0.80text
Negative Trendrelated to Grand Mal (1977)Grand Mal0.60section
Negative Trendrelated to Grand Mal (1977)July0.60section
Negative Trendrelated to Grand Mal (1977)Its0.60section

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