This 1999 album, the band's sole full-length, is a landmark of D-beat crust with ska and hardcore punk influences, notable for its raw production and vitriolic commentary. It remains a touchstone for fans of extreme music.
- The album was released on Hellcat Records, a label founded by Tim Armstrong of Rancid.
- Despite its critical acclaim within the underground, the album yielded no charting singles.
- The album's title is a reference to the anarchist slogan "No Gods No Masters".
Choking Victim were a short-lived crust punk band from New York City, known for their abrasive sound and potent lyrical themes. Formed in the mid-90s, their influence far outstripped their brief recording career.
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