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  1. Daily Dose of Protest: Cheaper To Die – Death Cassette

    (The Ongoing History of Protest Music)

    The Canadian grunge punk band just released a music video for the title track of their forthcoming album Cheaper To Die, out September 13.

  2. 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die Reviews: London Calling – The Clash (Video)

    (The Ongoing History of Protest Music)

    Every day I’ve been listening to a different randomly generated album from the book 1001 Albums That You Must Hear Before You Die.

  3. Daily Dose of Protest: Left Behind – Adrian Sutherland

    (The Ongoing History of Protest Music)

    Not a direct protest song, but I wanted to spotlight the just-released tune and video from the Indigenous Canadian singer-songwriter Adrian Sutherland because it addresses a topic that is very…

  4. Daily Dose of Protest: Ice Pick, Kalamazoo – Liars

    (The Ongoing History of Protest Music)

    This tune is the first single from the forthcoming album A Ban on Plastic Bag Bans, out March 5, 2027, by the experimental rock band.

  5. Daily Dose of Protest: Hinds Hall & Hinds Hall 2 – Macklemore

    (The Ongoing History of Protest Music)

    Recently, rapper Macklemore received backlash for expressing support for Palestine during his September 4, 2026 performance at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, opening for Ed Sheeran.

  6. Daily Dose of Protest: Kunta In UK – DC3

    (The Ongoing History of Protest Music)

    The latest single by the UK gospel rapper references Kunta Kinte, the main character in the Alex Haley novel Roots: The Saga of an American Family.

  7. Daily Dose of Protest: Everything For Everyone – Carsie Blanton

    (The Ongoing History of Protest Music)

    The latest single by the socially conscious singer-songwriter is a reworking of a tune that she posted as a demo version on her Patreon back in 2024.

  8. Daily Dose of Protest: Iowa – Miss Christine

    (The Ongoing History of Protest Music)

    Miss Christine is the moniker of bassist and singer-songwriter Christine Moad.

  9. Weekly Album Review: ASHA – Elephant Stone (Video)

    (The Ongoing History of Protest Music)

    Once a week, I’m going to review an album that doesn’t appear in the book 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die.

  10. Daily Dose of Protest: Church & State (Sad Gay Version) – Brandi Carlile

    (The Ongoing History of Protest Music)

    The singer-songwriter’s latest single is a stripped-down version of “Church & State” (one of the best protest songs of 2025), a protest song from her 2025 album, Returning to Myself