“This town’s a concrete factory, and Dad and Mum look just like me, I’m on the plant assembly line. Too late now,” sang Debbie Harry on Blondie’s “Detroit 442,” but those lyrics could just have easily been pulled from a song by the band Detroit 442, which formed in 2006, broke up, and is now back again. Expect plenty of anger, spit and energy. Also on the bill is Detroit hardcore band Heresy, which rocked stages at the Graystone and Hungry Brain back in the 1980s. The band mixed Brit-inspired fury (think black leather, liberty spikes, Discharge) and Massachusetts-oriented speed (think thrashier Siege, Deep Wound), producing Detroit’s answer to D-beat punk. Opening for them are Eric Addict & the Overdose. The whole evening highlights what is great about Detroit — punk past and present.