Musicians join chorus against Howard

From Sydney Morning Herald
August 22, 2004
A CD containing anti-Prime Minister John Howard songs is gaining increased attention among young voters.
The Rock Against Howard album, featuring top Australian bands including Something for Kate and Frenzal Rhomb, is due for release tomorrow.
Most of the tracks contributed by 34 bands criticise the Prime Minister, and other politicians also are targeted: TISM has recorded a track titled The Philip Ruddock Blues. US President George Bush also gets a mention. But the music centres on condemning John Howard in the lead-up to an election.
"A lot of bands realise it's coming down to the crunch, they've been talking about their concerns in interviews and now they've decided to contribute songs which they feel will show their dislike for the Howard Government," said Frenzal Rhomb's Lindsay McDougall