Only recommended for open minds, Novacosm: The Power of Music tells the sensational story behind the creation of an independent musical vision.

George Burdi was once a real-life skinhead caricature; as frontman of the legendary hate rock band RAHOWA, he founded Resistance Records at the age of 23 with one goal in mind: to use music as the battleground for the white separatist ideology.

Now 31 years old, Burdi has radically altered his worldview, and he charts his spiritual and ideological path through the music of Novacosm. "Instead of writing a book, I wrote an album. These songs are my musical memoirs," he says.

When Burdi hooks up with industrial dance producer B. Valentine - a black U.K. expatriate - and rock guitarist Sy Sylver, who is Jewish, the alchemical mix is dramatic.

In this 19 minute short film, we hear the band talk about their unique convergence, the music that united them, and how they hope the world receives them.

Having declined numerous major media interviews, the band has chosen to reach the people through the digital realm, providing them an unfiltered voice to tell their story in their own words.

In the end, the band knows that it is music that must take centre stage, the medium is the message.

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