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A little something I've been giving thought to. Unfortunately there isn't a lot of music for every single holiday. I know I can spin up a decent goth Christmas playlist. The next closest theme I could possibly structure one around would be 4th of July here in the United States perhaps.

With that in mind I thought it might be interesting to do a community created playlist. Everyone is invited to contribute whether you're American or not. The only requirements is that it might pertain in some significant way to America or current events in America. Or perhaps just a good solid protest song. As well as being genera apropriate. Goth/punk/postpunk/horrorpunk/industrial/etc. I'll start of course with knocking out some of the easy ones.

Rammstein - Amerika

London After Midnight - America's a Fucking Disease

Vision Video - I Love Cats (if you listen you'll get it lol)

Bad Cop / Bad Cop - Womanarchist

Bad Religeon - American Jesus

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[–] Eldritch@lemmy.world 4 points 1 week ago

Well at the time there was a swell of Hope and thought that things could be different perhaps. That we were going to be free from Bush and had learned our lessons. Never having a president or politician as bad as him again. I think anyone could be forgiven for thinking at the time it was a bit too cynical and harsh.

You're not wrong however that it has only become more deserved and appropriate with every passing day.