Fugazi was a punk rock band from Washington DC known as much for their community activism and strident adherence to a DIY business ethos as their music.

The band was formed in 1987, fronted by guitarist and vocalist Ian MacKaye, co-founder of indie label Dischord Records. Throughout its history, the band has maintained a policy of "affordable access" to their work by keeping record and ticket prices low. The band never charged more than $5 for tickets to their shows, which were always all-ages.

In addition to their record releases, the band was the subject of documentary filmmaker Jem Cohen's Instrument.

The band is on an indefinite hiatus.

• Ian MacKaye - Vocals, Guitar
• Guy Picciotto - Vocals, Guitar
• Joe Lally - Bass
• Brendan Canty - Drums

• 1989: 13 Songs
• 1990: Repeater
• 1991: Steady Diet of Nothing
• 1993: In on the Kill Taker
• 1995: Red Medicine
• 1998: End Hits
• 2001: The Argument

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