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Behind Enemy Lines is an American crust punk band, based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. They play in a crossover thrash style of anarchist crust punk and thrash metal. The band features vocalist Dave Trenga and drummer Matt Garabedian, both of Aus-Rotten, Mary Bielich (Penance, Mythic, Mud City Manglers, Novembers Doom, Derketa, Wormhole) and Matt Tuite (Wickerman, Penance, Blackfinger, Devil Bell Hippies, Mud City Manglers) and formerly guitarist Bill Chamberlain of and Caustic Christ.

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rdfs:label	Behind Enemy Lines (de) Behind Enemy Lines (band) (en) Behind Enemy Line (it)
rdfs:comment	Behind Enemy Lines is an American crust punk band, based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. They play in a crossover thrash style of anarchist crust punk and thrash metal. The band features vocalist Dave Trenga and drummer Matt Garabedian, both of Aus-Rotten, Mary Bielich (Penance, Mythic, Mud City Manglers, Novembers Doom, Derketa, Wormhole) and Matt Tuite (Wickerman, Penance, Blackfinger, Devil Bell Hippies, Mud City Manglers) and formerly guitarist Bill Chamberlain of and Caustic Christ. (en) Behind Enemy Lines ist eine US-amerikanische Band, die im Herbst 2000 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania von Mitgliedern der Band Aus-Rotten, kurze Zeit vor deren Auflösung, gegründet wurde. Die Musik von Behind Enemy Lines lässt sich am ehesten als Anarcho-Punk im Stil der frühen 1990er Jahre mit einigen Metal-Einschlägen beschreiben. Thematisch beschäftigen sich die Lieder der Band mit System- und Religionskritik, Globalisierung, der Hungerproblematik und ähnlichem. Behind Enemy Lines bleibt musikalisch und inhaltlich näher an ihre Vorgängerband angelehnt als Caustic Christ, die zweite Band, die aus der Trennung von Aus-Rotten hervorging. (de) I Behind Enemy Lines sono stati un gruppo crust punk statunitense di Pittsburgh (Pennsylvania), attivo nel periodo 2002-2009. Suonavano un crossover, crust-punk anarchico e thrash metal, ed era formata dal Dave Trenga e dal batterista Matt Garabedian, degli Aus-Rotten, e il chitarrista Bill Chamberlain dei Pist e dei Caustic Christ. Hanno pubblicato solamente tre album. I Behind Enemy Lines, anche se godendo solo di una piccola cerchia di devoti crust-punk, femministe e anarchici, hanno fatto notizia per i loro commenti politici. (it)
foaf:name	Behind Enemy Lines (en)
foaf:homepage	http://www.myspace.com/behindenemylines
name	Behind Enemy Lines (en)
dcterms:subject	Musical groups disestablished in 2009 Musical groups established in 2000 Musical quartets American crust and d-beat groups Musical groups from Pittsburgh Hardcore punk groups from Pennsylvania
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Environmentalism Anti-capitalism Human rights Patriot Act Penance (band) Musical groups disestablished in 2009 Musical groups established in 2000 Musical quartets Criticism of the government response to Hurricane Katrina Crossover thrash Crust punk Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Animal rights Bass guitar Caustic Christ Drum kit Criticism of George W. Bush Anarchism American crust and d-beat groups Guitar Iraq War Singing Abu Ghraib torture and prisoner abuse Musical groups from Pittsburgh LGBT rights in the United States Thrash metal Aus-Rotten Hardcore punk groups from Pennsylvania dbr:The_Pist Profane Existence Records Anti-religion
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	http://www.myspace.com/behindenemylines
sameAs	Behind Enemy Lines (band) Behind Enemy Lines (band) Behind Enemy Lines (band) Behind Enemy Lines (band) Behind Enemy Lines (band) Behind Enemy Lines (band) Behind Enemy Lines (band) Behind Enemy Lines (band)
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associated acts	Aus-Rotten, The Pist, Caustic Christ, Wickerman, Mud City Manglers, Penance, Novembers Doom, Wormhole, Mythic (en)
current members	Dave Trenga (en) Matt Garabedian (en) Mary Bielich (en) Matt Tuite (en)
genre	Crust punk
origin	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States (en)
past members	Bill Chamberlain (en) Ken Houser (en) Matt Sachs (en)
years active	2000 (xsd:integer)
has abstract	Behind Enemy Lines is an American crust punk band, based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. They play in a crossover thrash style of anarchist crust punk and thrash metal. The band features vocalist Dave Trenga and drummer Matt Garabedian, both of Aus-Rotten, Mary Bielich (Penance, Mythic, Mud City Manglers, Novembers Doom, Derketa, Wormhole) and Matt Tuite (Wickerman, Penance, Blackfinger, Devil Bell Hippies, Mud City Manglers) and formerly guitarist Bill Chamberlain of and Caustic Christ. (en)

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