A song about living in the USA.

Just discovered this anarchist folk punk duo.

This is an anarcho-capitalist rap metal group. Politics aside, I like them better than RATM. See also this interview with the frontman by Reason: http://reason.com/archives/2017/04/20/meet-eric-july/

It's still good.

Full album of Mischief Brew's "Thanks, Bastards!" demo on Youtube.

The latest Harley Poe album is best Harley Poe album.

A Fistful Of Vinyl on KXLU​ recorded Pat The Bunny​ singing some songs and put them on youtube! The whole set is good. I think my favorite is the one after this one. But this one is pretty good too.

I need to find some time to add a few names to this list

"This is what happens when you call the cops"

Eight hours for work, eight hours for rest, eight hours for what we will!

Those silly utopian socialists.

Ha. I had no idea Grooveshark depends on DMCA's safe harbour provisions. I assumed they had some sort of clever licensing scheme worked out with music publishers.

The best retrospective on Chumbawamba I've ever read.

Internet Archive audio collection of some oldtimey IWW songs.

Laura Jane Grace gives the backstory to Against Me!'s song “I Was a Teenage Anarchist”

Larry Norman’s ‘666’ was the NPR song of the day June 5, 2008

Rap song with great lyrics: “No one is illegal / We’re all people / We’re all equal / No borders / No fences / No nations / No prisons / No deportations”

Riot Folk song by Ryan Harvey

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