What's some good right-wing authoritarian music?

that doesnt exist

>>71900641
it exists but I'm not gonna tell you about it because you're a dumb frogposter who's gonna turn it into a retarded meme

>>71900653
/thread

>>71900678
No

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>>71900653
>>71900692
Casual listeners hastily assume Prog Rock is an apolitical genre (of course, the more informed listener knows better) but Italy's own Progressive scene thought different. Some of the prominent bands from the more avant-garde wing of their Progressive music scene strongly affiliated with the communist Rock in Opposition movement, most famously Area and the Stormy Six, but others on the furthest fringes of the genre sang from entirely different hymn sheet. You know, Fascism.

Janus, formerly Janum, were affiliated with the Neo-Fascist MSI party, regularly playing live at the amusingly named "Hobbit Camps." The name referred to the fellowship of musicians' shared interest in Tolkien. The band went through a turbulent course of life. Most of the original copies of "Al Maestrale" were destroyed in a fire at the only bookstore bold enough to sell their work. Their original guitarist was even killed in a political riot the year of the album's release.

Recorded on a low budget, "Al Maestrale" sounds somewhat raw in terms of production, so it doesn't come close to matching the Mussolinian bombast of Museo Rosenbach's Nietzschean masterwork Zarathustra. But the rawness of this recording is certainly a nice antidote to the slew of self-consciously 'pretty' bands who had sprung up in the scene. There are notably few symphonic influences, opting instead for a Celtic folk-tinged fuzzy hard rock style, not a world away from the early Black Widow. And some of the guitar playing on here is very mean indeed!

Copies of this album floating around online have it ripped at the wrong speed, which is why the instruments sound slightly higher in pitch than ideal. If desired, slow down the speed by 6% in Audacity.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uf1ysQFG2x8

>>71900641
>>71900653
>>71900678
>>71900692
>>71900703
Earnest question.

The original or the cover?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PFDpk8b2Rgs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aLacwH1eR1A

>>71900641
Bump

>>71900641
glenn branca

>>71900641
>>>/pol/

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>>71900641
Blood Axis, my friend.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5OGDK_cDPdw

>>71902543
Its music related so i'd say this is fair game

>>71900641
OP are you looking along the lines of skinhead punk or more on the experimental/esoteric side

There's plenty of left-wing authoritarian music.

Not familiar with any rw though.

>>71902543
>>>/lgbt/

death in june?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_pOgKEwO0gQ

This but ironically

>>71900641
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69z_IN64EG4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lf_2NtQTu-s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lKUuA4B7qQw

The Cure, Metallica, Led Zeppelin, etc...
Basically any music made by masculine men

>>71900641
Laibach i guess, even though they also mean it ironically as far as i understand.

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>>71904026
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZAD7W3M4zc

>>71900641
The sex pistols
The Clash
The Smiths
Crass
Joy Division

>>71903959

Then you'd have to include almost all of hip-hop.

>>71904058
"We are fascists as much as Hitler was a painter".

Pretty much anything before the year 2010 is right wing music. None of that stuff lines up with liberal ideologies even though the left music journalists will make it seem that way.

One major thing is the Left loves big government and social justice, but hardly any music supports that.

Most music before 2010 is more alt-right than anything else.

>>71900641
>right-wing
>authoritarian

authoritarian is left wing. they want government to control everything.

>>71904268
>this is your brain on ideology

Nico

>>71904137
>Crass
>authoritarian
They were anarchists

>>71904268
Dude thats the y-axis on the political compass