Music-&Amp;-Art

Andrew Carr has painted a series depicting weatherpeople of the 2010-2014 era reporting on extreme weather events. Each painting links to further details on the event depicted. Broken Records reveals many faces of climate change – from the slaphappy smiles of our weather prophets to the extreme weather events afflicting nations across the geographic and political spectrums. Broken Records is a time capsule of inaction, circa 2010-2014. In 50 years, as the children of both believers and disbelievers face the long term consequences of climate change, they will wonder how we could have forecasted our doom with such sexually-infused, hyperactive ignorance. ...

by Unblind There once was a little boy, who lived in the Middle East. His family had been murdered when bombs rained in the streets. He huddled silent upon the rubble of his crumbled home, Suffering, starving, terrified, he survived there on his own. Fire lit skies from ravaged landscapes burned into the night, But when the smoke clouds cleared a lonely star came into sight. Deep from within his broken heart, the boy wept out his wish; ...

A new DGR member has revived our Instagram page, posting beautiful pictures, political cartoons, thoughtful quotes, and all manner of resistance oriented memes. Follow our page to receive regular doses of visual inspiration, and please share our page with friends and family! Deep Green Resistance Instagram

the filthy politicians, with Jamie Little, make a musical (and succinctly logical) argument for forcibly stopping the insane dominant culture, which is akin to an axe murderer frantically killing everything within reach. They reiterate a point often made by Deep Green Resistance: we need it all in this fight - propagandists and fighters, books and bullets. And those fighters on the front lines depend on supplies from a support base. There’s a place for everyone in this culture of resistance, so find yours before it’s too late for life. ...

by Unblind I love you Dad, I really do. So, it kills me to feel this way about you. There was a time when we could converse, talk late into the night about the universe. We shared stories, sipped drinks and poked fun at the world, we agree on so much it was great to be heard. Your opinions were from life and they were your own, you gave me advice when I felt so alone. ...

Stephanie McMillan has a new ebook available for downloading, for $2.99: “100 Daily Affirmations for Revolutionary Proletarian Militants”. The ebook is a collection of hints of encouragement for those who want to destroy global capitalism, paired with cute drawings. You can also view all the Affirmations at Stephane McMillan’s website for free, but you may like having a collection all in one place, and buying the ebook is a great way to support her work!

This collaboration between the filthy politicians and Drew Wadden provides a concise summary of the trajectory of civilization, then challenges the listener with a fundamental moral question: what are you going to do about it? Listen to “142 Years” from the album Modern Man and read the lyrics below, and hear more songs at the filthy politicians on bandcamp and at the filthy politicians on soundcloud. do you believe that you will die at the end of your life? ...

A call to dig underneath the distractions and lies imposed on us by civilization, “Concrete” urges us to decolonize and join the side of the living. As always, the filthy politicians, joined on this Modern Man track by Drew Wadden, blend engaging rythm and melody with meaningful lyrics to draw listeners into a culture of resistance. Listen to this track and read the lyrics below, and hear more songs at the filthy politicians on bandcamp and at the filthy politicians on soundcloud. ...

hu-MAN Up is working to end rape culture, starting by challenging it through billboards, bus signs, and theater. They’re currently fundraising to place their ads. See the hu-MAN Up website for more information and to support them.

Calliope Braintree is the protagonist of two novels by Anne Pyterek, whose work explores rape culture from both the personal and planetary perspective. The poem River’s Song was “written” by Calliope as a tribute to the Chicago River, poisoned and channeled by industrial humans but still living a life of her own. I am the Atoms and the Space in between, the Unmanifested heard, felt, smelt, tasted and seen I am Anger and Forgiveness all in one stream. For I am the Source, ...