Urgh! A Music War

The camera lunges from stage to stage, capturing the raw, sweaty explosion of post-punk and new wave at its zenith. From the hypnotic synth pulses of OMD to the furious rant of Dead Kennedys, from the avant-garde theater of Klaus Nomi to the reggae grooves of Steel Pulse. This is more than a concert film; it's a living atlas of the 1980 musical underground, where legends like The Police and Devo share the frame with nearly forgotten acts, their performance here often the sole document of their brief, brilliant burn.