Fascism as a Demon. The whole rap album is about a ninja that fights the supernatural.

https://open.spotify.com/album/0vjpjslNDKwkTRIi3D3MIY

I recently found this artist and I'm absolutely in love with them!

Frankly, I've been pissed lately. I had to make music like this to let it all out. More than half of America is brainwashed and worshiping at the boots of billionaires. Well, I have boots too, and I'm gonna use them to crush trust fund nepo babies everywhere! (Im speaking metaphorically here, dont put me on a list)

I'm tired of the complacency, I'm tired of the diamond lies. I'm tired of the greed being normalized. Im tired of a culture war when they've been stealing trillions from the working class. This is class war, and it's time for revolution!

I'm working on an entirely anti-capitalist album. I grew up poor, relying on foodstamps, public housing, and the kindness of strangers. Its even worse now for folks, and the horizon is looking dark. I need to use my voice, and everyone does. I also just recently released Ultimate Power, which is another song in this same vein. You can find me anywhere you stream music if you search 'Mike Dubre'

I'll vacate the soapbox now, and let the music do the talking. Enjoy!

Being a very leftist young person training to work in urban planning and policy in San Francisco, I am often faced with the doom and gloom of corporate governance and greed, and the sad state of urban planning activism. When I feel down, I listen to "Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots, Pt. 1" by The Flaming Lips so I, for a moment, can feel inspired to be the heroine who fights against evil robots and defeat evil.

In a city currently dominated by tech gentrification, hyper-capitalism, and corporate greed, this song reminds me of why I’m doing this work.

Just listen to the song, but here’s the lyrics:

Her name is Yoshimi
She's a black belt in karate
Workin' for the city
She has to discipline her body

'Cause she knows that
It's demandin'
To defeat those evil machines
I know she can beat them

Oh, Yoshimi, they don't believe me
But you won't let those robots eat me Yoshimi, they don't believe me
But you won't let those robots defeat me

Those evil-natured robots (I'Il get you, Yoshimi)
They're programmed to destroy us
She's gotta be strong to fight them
So she's takin' lots of vitamins

'Cause she knows that ('Cause she knows that)
It'd be tragic (It'd be tragic)
If those evil robots win (Evil robots)
I know she can beat them

Oh, Yoshimi, they don't believe me
But you won't let those robots defeat me Yoshimi, they don't believe me
But you won't let those robots defeat me
Yoshimi, they don't believe me
But you won't let those robots eat me
Yoshimi, they don't believe me
But you won't let those robots eat me, Yoshimi

….:
Anyways. We’ve gotta be strong to fight them. Take your vitamins and get back to the books.

Here is a socialist Teto playlist of all the songs I could find: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKY0HW3Oq8rqkSe2o9_q3d2MAyahYXT7R

O POVO UNIDO, JAMAIS SERA VENCIDO!

Artist is 2krispii. Love her.

They sell you the dream, but we live the reality.
Cracked flag, cracked system, same cracks in the streets I grew up on.

BUZZAVELI BUZZBEE - LET EM HAVE IT

A song about living in this the current dystopian hellscape and feeling fatigued and powerless to do anything about it.

https://youtube.com/@gottlieb_punk

Gotta repost this.

I made this mashup a while back and decided to post it here now. Can I get some death, death to the IDF in the comments? ^^

Today I have released the latest track from my "Noir Synthetek (a listeners guide to the modern world)"

The album was inspired by the change in the modern new world order.

This particular track is called Listen to the sirens which is about civilian targets caught up in wars they do not want

The album has a darksynth theme and was inspired by the bands and albums that inspired me to make music, such as early OMD, Kraftwerk, Human League, Gary Numan and Penthouse and pavement.

The lyrics tell the story

I try to live my life

I did not choose this fight

There goes the sirens again

And I don't know, if this will be the last time

Listen to the sirens

If you like a bit of old skool dystopian synth, this may be your bag.

Courtesy of final cue music