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Anarchy Club Wallpapers

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Installation Instructions

- Windows -
1. Click on the thumbnail and Anarchy Club wallpaper should be opened in a new window/tab.
2. You'll see a full size version of Anarchy Club wallpaper. Click on it with your right mouse button. A Windows menu should pop up.
3. Click on 'Set as Wallpaper' or 'Set as Background'.
4. Your Anarchy Club wallpaper should automatically appear on your desktop.
- Mac -
1. Click on the thumbnail and Anarchy Club wallpaper should be opened in a new window/tab.
2. Choose 'Download Image to Disk' and save the Anarchy Club wallpaper.
3. Open 'Appearance' in the control panel.
4. If you already have wallpaper set on your Mac, click on 'Remove Picture' and then 'Select Picture'.
5. Choose your Anarchy Club wallpaper and click on 'Set Desktop'.
6. Your Anarchy Club wallpaper should appear on your Desktop.

Biography

The self-contained (all steps of recording and releasing were done "in-house," as it were) Anarchy Club was the result of friends Adam von Buhler (formerly of the band Splashdown) and Keith Artez Smith (of the band C60) joining forces in 2004 to create music which encompassed all of their shared passions. Bringing together elements of video games, metal, anime, and hip-hop, Anarchy Club released their first album, The Way and Its Power in 2005. They then went on to have two tracks ("Behind the Mask" and "Collide," respectively) licensed for use in the best-selling video games Guitar Hero and Guitar Hero II. In December of 2007, Anarchy Club released second collection of work, a combination of one new and one remix disc, A Single Drop of Red. While the lineup was limited to the duo for recordings -- Keith on lead vocals and guitar, Adam taking up the rest -- Anarchy Club filled out to a five-piece, adding members Jeff Miller (guitar), Izzy Maxwell (guitar), and Joe Sharrino (drums), for live performances.

Source: allmusic.com