Red & Anarchist Black Metal [and much more!]: Dancehall Satan

Friday, December 18, 2009

Dancehall Satan - "Beyond Good & P.C." (2006)

DANCEHALL SATAN "Beyond Good & P.C."

Year: 2006
Genre: Blackened Ska ("Satanic Trash-Ska") / Crack Rock Steady
Country: Germany
Label: Trash Compost Records

Track List:

Blue Feelings
Kot Couture
Nazi Spaceshi-hip
Kill Yer Scene
Wait Until They're Crispy
Wag Tha Pitbull

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Charles D. Ward, did you want some blackened ska? Here it is! "Beyond Good & P.C." by Dancehall Satan is one of the most epic... no, EPIC releases I've ever heard. It's exactly like how I've described it - a hybrid of black metal and ska / crack rock steady, using the BM aesthetics and anarchist ideology. Are you crazy enough to appreciate this? Then feel free to check out "Beyond Good & P.C.", but you have been warned ;)

Release notes:

"BACK TO THE RADICAL!!!
we hate: capitalism, racism, patriotism, globalization, homophobia, sexism, religion, people defining themselves as "unpolitical" (in a world with millions of influences and impacts, EVERYBODY has to take a stand)
we are pro: communism, anarchism, choice, animal
if you got a problem with that: stop listening to us and kill yourself!
NAZI PUNKS FUCK OFF!!!"

And take a look on the album artwork, it's beyond awesome:

6 comments :

AnonymousDecember 19, 2009 at 12:10 AM
Hey!!! S here again.
Check :
Wastelander (Blackended Crust/Thrash)
myspace.com/thewastelander
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Charles D. WardDecember 19, 2009 at 1:47 AM
Mr. Kronstadt, you are really starting to become a personal hero for me.
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B.K.December 21, 2009 at 11:06 PM
Thanks, Charles! Hope you wouldn't ever be disappointed in me :)

Hey S.! Someone already gave me a link to a demo by Wastelander, I'll listen to it ASAP. Thank you!
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AnonymousDecember 24, 2009 at 2:54 PM
LEPER
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AnonymousFebruary 24, 2010 at 6:40 AM
how can you be pro anarchy and pro communism... they're completely opposite at every possible angle

you all have to understand how hard this is for me- being a huge fan of the music of bands like this one but also being completely object to their political views

che guevara tried to make jazz and rock and roll illegal (although rumor has it he was a huge mayhem fan waaay before dead killed himself) i hope future crusts, skins, and metalheads have the sense to support political movements that allow dissent

"EVERYBODY has to take a stand" immediately followed by "we are pro: communism,anarchism, choice, animal if you got a problem with that: stop listening to us and kill yourself!"
REMEMBER!!! only take a stand if you're standing for the club!!! otherwise...fuck-off because we all know accepting everyone's views and allowing intellectual debates would bring us one step closer to those evil demons we call liberty and freedom.

i guess that's my rant- any political band and their fans can respect a good rant (at least they should)... anyways, good album
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AnonymousJanuary 3, 2011 at 12:51 AM
@Black_Kronstadt
thanx for spreading our stuff! your blog is really great!

@anonymous(February 24, 2010 6:40 AM)
1.anarchism & communism come in so many different forms & shapes, there are some that contradict each other and others that get along quite well.
2.don't mix up theory & history: in a historic perspective you could also say democracy failed. i still believe in the theory.
3.the sentence in brackets should translate to: it's NOT possible to act "unpolitical". every action is somehow political, so please be honest and act consciously. so actually it means everybody IS taking a stand, conscious or not.

hope that cleared some things up.

all the best,
shiz the wiz
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After many years of activity, this blog is now put on hold since the majority of contributors have a lot of other important stuff going on in their lives. New music submissions should go to /r/RABM/ (note that the mods of /r/RABM/ don't have anything to do with this blog).

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Q.: Which kinds of music are featured on this blog?

A.: - (primarily) RABM or Red & Anarchist Black Metal: all kinds of black metal-related music charged with radical leftist (anarchist, libertarian socialist, eco-anarchist, etc.) political views. Some of the bands featured here may be not openly political, but all of them are RABM-friendly;

- blackened crust/hardcore/punk (only if it's openly RABM-friendly, or if it's just very good music; we have no intention to collect here all the blackened punk in existence);

- other kinds of political (anarchist, socialist, etc.) metal - death, thrash, post-metal, etc.;

- dark ambient, neofolk, industrial, dark electro, etc. - but only if it has some RABM-friendly ideology;

- regular punk/hardcore/crust, post-rock, conscious hip-hop, etc. - but only as a rare exception (so if you want to send us a demo in one of these genres, you're probably in the wrong place).

Q.: What are some RABM/blackened crust bands to start listening from?

A.: Here's an old compilation which I (B.K.) made in late 2009. Doesn't include a lot of good RABM bands that I didn't know of back then, but still recommended if you're new to RABM:

Check out this list as well, or this one.

Q.: How can I support a particular RABM band with my money?

A.: Most bands nowadays have a bandcamp page, where you can but their stuff online (usually for an arbitrary price). It's the most convinient way to support the band. If your favourite band don't have a bandcamp or bigcartel page, try to find out in which distro you can find their albums/merch. Of course, go to concerts if you have such opportunity.

Q.: How can I offer my financial support to this blog, or the RABM movement in general?

A.: Unfortunately right we don't have an opportunity to accept donations, but we hope we'll be able to set it up soon.

Q.: What is the connection between black metal and hardcore/punk/crust?

A.: It's a well-established fact that the connection between black metal and punk scenes existed since the early days of BM (think Venom, early Bathory, early Mayhem and early Sodom on one side, and Amebix, Discharge and Axegrinder on another). Recently this mix of BM and hardcore punk got a new life in the form of blackened crust (thanks to Black Kronstadt / Iskra in first place). And don't forget about Cascadian black metal bands with their radical environmentalist ideology, often to the extent of radical eco-anarchism or "pro-nature/anti-humanity" ideas.

Q.: What's your main ideology?

A.: This blog is generally written from a position of anarchism without adjectives; however, the RABM scene is very diverse ideologically. Let us end on this, as this blog isn't quite a right place for purely political debates; if you want to learn or argue about anarchism/other ideologies, there's a lot of specialized FAQs/blogs/forums for you.

Q.: Isn't black metal supposed to be apolitical?

A.: Supposed by whom? I personally don't think so, but if you think that political awareness should have no place in "true" black metal, you can feel free to call the bands featured on here "blackened punk" or whatever you want. It should be noted, though, that a lot of these bands doesn't openly talk about politics in their lyrics, exactly because they think it wouldn't be suitable for black metal. - B.K.

Q.: Isn't RABM just an "answer" to NSBM?

A.: While RABM is definitely against NSBM and any other kind of far-right crap in metal scene, it's most emphatically a self-sufficient movement and not any kind of "answer to NSBM". Similarly, while RABM is 100% pro liberation from any kinds of religious tyranny, it isn't a movement against any particular religion (Christianity, Islam, or any other).

Q.: What's your opinion on Satanism?

A.: The so-called "Hollywood Satanism", which is often found in black metal, is, in our opinion, nothing more than inverted Christianity, so we aren't big on it. Many of us are simply atheists, pagans of all kinds, gnostics, etc. We also don't share the notion that only genuine theistic Satanists / Devil-worshippers can play "real" black metal (this would exclude such bands as Venom, Bathory, Immortal, Summoning, and many many others). Additionally, the very term "Satanism" is quite vague, and can't be narrowed down to LaVeyan Satanism (which is heavily disliked by many black metallers), or whatever else. LaVey had some good points, but in general his philosophy can be described just as "Ayn Rand with some occult tinge".

Q.: What about misanthropy and nihilism?

A.: To put it in short: we don't hate everyone and everything (and we don't think there's anyone who truly does). We just hate these traits of humanity which make true anarchist society most likely infeasible in the foreseeable future.

Q.: Collectivism or individualism?

A.: There actually is no "hard" contradiction between these two terms. Individualism is simply an outlook emphasizes the moral worth of the individual and its right not to be oppressed by the state or some social group. It doesn't contradict at all with standing up for your rights along with a group of like-minded individuals. It also worth noting that the early black metal scene didn't promote individualism that much (see "black metal circles").

Q.: Who coined the term "RABM"?

A.: Hard to say, but there's an apparent similarity to RASH ("Red & Anarchist Skinheads"). Here's the very first mention of "RABM" we could find (August 2005). The term was popularized by our last.fm group (and later - by this blog) since 2009.

Q.: Do you know the ideology of the band X? It isn't obvious if they're NSBM or not...

A.: Sorry, we don't know, do your own research. It's often hard to say anything certain about a band's views, if the members themselves aren't open about it. We also don't advice using various "lists of nazi bands" etc. as a reference, as most of them are full of bullshit. Similarly, forum posts or blog comments (especially anonymous ones) generally aren't a reliable source for anything. In one particular case, we had an anonymous comment claiming that the members of Timebomb are now playing in a fascist band called SPQR. Later it turned out that it were members of a completely other Italian band with a similar name (Timebombs). Hopefully that'd be a good example of how important fact-checking is.

Q.: I've seen some of the albums posted here in the same distro with some albums by right-leaning bands...

A.: Unfortunately it's often the case with distros and labels that distribute stuff regardless of its political affiliation. Even Austin Lunn of Panopticon complained about Pagan Flames (the label which released his "Collapse" and "Social Disservices" LPs) having NSBM in their distro, so things like these are just unavoidable.

Q.: Some bands on this blog have Burzum on their list on influences. Isn't Varg Vikernes a nazi?

A.: See a good comment on this matter here.

Q.: Can I use some materials from this blog on my site?

A.: Of course you're welcome to do so (unless otherwise is specified), as we're against copyrights.

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