A Band Called Death

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A Band Called Death is a 2012 documentary film that chronicles the rediscovery and legacy of Death, a pioneering but long-overlooked African American proto-punk band from Detroit.

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instanceOf documentary film
film
awardReceived Audience Award at the 2013 South by Southwest Film Festival (24 Beats Per Second)
Grand Jury Prize for Best Documentary at the 2013 Independent Film Festival Boston
basedOn true story of the band Death
countryOfOrigin United States
depictsTimePeriod 1970s
director Jeff Howlett
Mark Christopher Covino
linked to: Michael Covino
distributor Drafthouse Films
featuresPerson Alice Cooper
Bobby Hackney
Dannis Hackney
linked to: Bobby Hackney

David Hackney
Henry Rollins
Kid Rock
Questlove
genre documentary
music documentary
hasPoster A Band Called Death theatrical release poster
hasReview generally positive critical reception
mainSubject African American rock musicians
Death (band)
Detroit music scene
proto-punk music
narrativeFocus legacy of the band Death
rediscovery of the band Death
originalLanguage English
producer Benji Kohn
David Bell
Jeff Howlett
Jerry Ferrara NERFINISHED
Kevin Mann
Mark Christopher Covino
linked to: Michael Covino

Matt Prohaska
Sarah DiLeo NERFINISHED
Scott Mosier
publicationDate 2012
reviewAggregatorRating high approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes
runningTime 96 minutes
screenedAt AFI Docs
Los Angeles Film Festival
SXSW
linked to: SXSW festival
subjectLocation Detroit, Michigan
linked to: Detroit
theme cultural recognition of overlooked pioneers
family and brotherhood
racial barriers in rock music
title A Band Called Death

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Death (proto-punk band) subjectOf A Band Called Death
subject linked to: Death
A Band Called Death title A Band Called Death