Ian Stuart Donaldson

Singer-songwriter and guitarist of Skrewdriver

Ian Stuart Donaldson - Artists & Creatives born August 11th, 1957
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This individual was a prominent figure in the UK punk rock scene. He founded the band Skrewdriver, which gained a following in the late 1970s and became associated with the white power movement. The band's music included themes that reflected their political beliefs and often sparked controversy. Over the years, they released several albums, contributing to the music genre with their distinctive style. The individual also engaged in various other musical projects and was involved in the nationalist movement, networking within certain subcultures throughout his life.

Founded and led the band Skrewdriver

Released albums like 'All Skrewed Up' and 'Hail the New Dawn'

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