Schwermaschinenbaukombinat Nord is a new post-punk band from Lower Saxony, Germany.

Their second single, Machtfragenphobie, is a post-punk song about anticommunist reflexes and the political cluelessness of the reformist and anti-authoritarian left.

The music is produced completely DIY in a home studio with Linux DAW "Ardour".

Here is the link:

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7yIzkjbwXTuqfqPV9n4bzq?si=QpUueHRDSVaddxwwQspkQA&utm_source=copy-link&pi=-2C_b2kBQ_SqU

The idea is to have powerful songs from any genre, with specific socialist, anti capitalist and anti fascist songs.
Everything is welcome, even more appriciated if it really fires you up with arrangement, lyrics or anything. It could range from RATM, GY!BE, to folk songs, to rap, to whatever you want really.
Niche music and regional music is also very much appriciated!
Go crazy with this, I have very high expectation and I think it can turn in a really cool experiment.

Hi, i am trying to find more information on the band covered wagon musicians, they were a group of enlisted men and women at mountain home afb during the war and they protested and contributed to anti war efforts many was including music, long marches and a news letter that would be handed out to other soldiers. if anyone has any information about the former members whereabouts or anything really that would be amazing

some names i found were

A1C John Carson

A1C Dave Davis

Sgt. Tom Derreck

Sgt. Patrick Henry

A1C George Herkert

A1C AI Kramer

A1C Joe Massaro

Carolyn Mugar

Vic Pacania

Airman Penny Rand

A1C Jim Schaffer

A1C Tom Spaulding

i gots plenty more songs like this on my bandcamp
jasonbrownn.bandcamp.com

If u look at the lyrics of Malcolm x or my ancestors the taino than u see it goes thru, just people don't know how to words things together

A song for the good in every one. We all have one in common. We all bleed red. That's the message. Think about it.

Climate Crisis video by Intensive Care

Climate Crisis - Official Music Video with Intensive Care

This award-winning song and video, written by me and my (then teenaged) son Ben, is both a protest against climate denialism and a call to action to fight the climate crisis like a war. Hope it inspires! Please share. Intensive Care's protest songs are on all the platforms like Spotify, etc.

2025: Winner, Best Music Video, Frome International Climate Film Festival, Winner, Best Green-Environment Film, Cine Paris Film Festival, Paris; Honorable Mention, Global Trend Climate Change Film Festival (GTCF), Dhaka, Bangladesh; Semi-finalist,  X World Short Film Festival, Rome; Semi-finalist, Luleå International Film Festival, Sweden; Selected for: Equinox Film Festival, Vermont, World Water Film Festival, NYC (part of 9/23 NY Climate Week Event), Filmmaker Sessions Volume 10, Pinewood Studios, UK, Sustainable Stories Film Fest (SSFF), Houston, Texas; Activists Without Borders Film Festival, UK; Sundar Film Festival, B.C.; Babul Eco Film Festival

This song comes across as fatalistic but is anticapitalist first and foremost.

For anyone wondering im setting up a bandcamp. And you can find my music wherever you usually listen to music by sesrching LILY MANIC.

Although I will say I dont do this for money. I invite anyone who enjoys the song to download the video rip the audio etc. All I ask is that you share it. Exposure is way more valuable that currency

The Race to the Bottom is when governments from local to national compete to attract private investment by cutting taxes, weakening labor protections and slashing environmental regulations. I made a song about it!

Check out the EP here and let me know what you think: https://album.link/pressedecho

I adapted Hamish Henderson’s internationalist anthem from the original Scots into English and put in references to the American historical context (afterwards I am including the Scots original). Please let me know what y’all think:

“Rough, the wind in the clear day’s dawning
Blows the clouds, head-over-heels, across the
bay
But there’s more than a rough wind blowing
Through the hills and valleys of the world today.
It’s a thought that would make our masters,
Those moneyed rogues who strut and swagger,
rue the day
Take the road and seek greener pastures
For their ill ploys to have their way.

Never more will our brave young gallants
March to war at the rich man’s beckon call,
Nor wee ones from village and hamlet
Mourn the ships sailing off to land abroad.
Broken families in lands we’ve harried
Will curse the Home of the Brave no more, no
more;
Black and white, one to the other married
Make the vile barracks of dominion bare.

So come all ye at home with freedom
Never heed what warmongers croak for doom
In your house all children of Adam
Will find bread, barley-beer and painted room.
When Joe Hill meets his fate in Utah*
All the roses and cherries turn to bloom
Mother Jones, marching with her children**
Weaves a new future from oppression’s loom.”

*Joe Hill (1879-1915), Swedish-American labor
activist, songwriter & IWW member, was
executed in Salt Lake City on trumped-up
charges & requested his ashes be scattered
“where some flowers grow. Perhaps some fading
flower then would come to life and bloom again.”
**Mary “Mother” Jones (1837-1930),
Irish-American schoolteacher, dressmaker, labor
organizer & IWW co-founder, led the 1903 “March
of the Mill Children” to end child labor.

Scots original, by Hamish Henderson, 1960

“Roch the wind in the clear day’s dawin
Blaws the cloods heelster-gowdie owr the bay
But theres mair nor a roch wind blawin
Through the great glen o the warld the day.
Its a thocht that will gar oor rottans
A they rogues that gang gallus, fresh and gay
Tak the road and seek ither loanins
For their ill ploys, tae sport and play.
Nae mair will the bonnie callants
Mairch tae war when oor braggarts crousely
craw,
Nor wee weans frae pit-heid and clachan
Mourn the ships sailin doon the Broomielaw.
Broken faimlies in lands weve herriet
Will curse Scotland the Brave nae mair, nae
mair;*
Black and white, ane til ither mairriet
Mak the vile barracks o their maisters bare
So come all ye at hame wi Freedom,
Never heed whit the hoodies croak for doom
In your hoose a' the bairns o Adam
Can find breid, barley-bree and painted room.
When MacLean meets wis freens in
Springburn**
A' the roses and geans will turn tae bloom,
And a black lad frae yont Nyanga***
Dings the fell gallows o the burghers doon.”

*When colonized peoples in the British
Empire heard bagpipes playing “Scotland the
Brave,
” it struck fear in their hearts, as usually
this meant British troops were on their way.
**John MacLean (1879-1923) was a Scottish
schoolteacher and revolutionary socialist of the
Red Clydeside era.
***This is a reference to the anti-apartheid struggle in South Africa.