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Downtown Boys (Source: Bandcamp)
One of the most dynamic punk bands of the 21st century is the Downtown Boys. Nine years after releasing their last album, “Cost Of Living,” the group returns with another album of protest music.
Their late...
Margo Price (Source: Bandcamp | Fair use included for commentary and criticism.)
Country singer-songwriter Margo Price released a “Days of Unrest” mixtape a day before performing at Willie Nelson’s 4th of July Picnic, where she covered Joh...
Photo: Tanya Tagaq (Source: Bandcamp)
Ten years ago, Tanya Tagaq caught my attention with her album, “Retribution.” I was drawn to this music because of the visceral and provocative manner in which Tagaq confronted settler colonialism.
“R...
Surrealist blues poet aja monet (Source: Bandcamp)
To aja monet, surrealism is and always has been an intentional response to rising fascism. Which is largely why monet considers herself a surrealist blues poet.
“Surrealism for [Black Ame...
It has admittedly been a while since I shared some new protest music. In that time, albums from Kneecap, Tori Amos, Peter Frampton, Moon Walker, and Aja Monet were all released with songs that could be featured at some point.
John Fogerty...
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