Tag: Burn It Down Radio
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‘The Only Good Fascist Is a Very Dead Fascist’, by Propagandhi
[Lyrics] ‘The Only Good Fascist Is a Very Dead Fascist’ [by Propagandhi, from their album ‘Less Talk, More Rock’, released April 23, 1996] Swastikas and Klan-robesSexists, racists, homophobesAryan-Nations and HammerskinsYou can wear my nuts on your Nazi chins I love a man in uniform! Just what exactly are the great historical accomplishments Of your race…
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‘The day the nazi died’, by Chumbawamba
“WE’RE AN ANTI-FASCIST BAND, announces Boff to the Budapest crowd, “and this is an anti-fascist song.” It’s the a cappella section of the Chumbawamba show – a moment no small number of Hungarians use to head to the bar – and the other band members exit the stage, leaving Boff, Watts and Abbott alone to sing…
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Chase The Fascist, by Max Romeo
Max Romeo, it’s an active reggae living musician Jamaican born in 1944. He is known for his political Rastafari approach to music and has always been close to socialist struggles and his working-class roots. In 2012 Max Romeo collaborated with Italian Bonnot’s producer to release “Chase The Fascist,” a re-edited song based on the original…
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Ska-Rocksteady-Reggae, by Dj Lowkey
🎵 | The classic 60’s Rude Boy working-class Jamaican sounds. From Ska to Rocksteady, into Reggae, ‘People Get Ready‘! [DOWNLOAD HERE]
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CHILE, by DJ Sigua
🎵 | Music was often written, sung, and heard in political detention and torture centers in Chile during the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet (1973-1990). For many political prisoners, writing, playing, and listening to music were ways to register, process, remember, forget, and transcend difficult experiences. Music was a tool to preserve dignity and hope, to…
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Bachata Roja, by Dj Sigua
🎵 | Bachata is popular guitar music from the Dominican Republic. Now overwhelmingly successful in the United States, bachata took shape over a period of about forty years in the bars and brothels of Santo Domingo, not gaining acceptance in its native land until relatively recently. Young groups like Aventura have a similar relationship to…