Originally Posted by music_phantom13 (Post 1606920)

In punk, try:

Crass - Feeding of the 5000
Choking Victim - S/T
Defiance, Ohio - Great Depression (some of the songs are)

Hip hop:

The Coup - Steal This Album

Boots Riley, from The Coup, also randomly has a side project with Tom Morello called Street Sweeper Social Scene. It's decent but of everything I've heard from him Steal This Album is best. 5 Million Ways to Kill a CEO from the album Party Music is their "hit" song.

Lastly, the song "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised" by Gil Scott Heron is absolutely badass. He calls out literally everyone that was fake protesting, etc. in the 1970s. One of my favorite revolutionary type songs.

Originally Posted by Plankton (Post 1603192)

Check out Lust for Glory:

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Lust-...app_2405167945

Originally Posted by banger (Post 1614132)

:thumb:

Originally Posted by DeadChannel (Post 1600173)

Crass
Zounds
Dead Kennedys
Jello Biafra and the Guantanamo School of Medicine
Butthole Surfers
Frank Zappa
Godspeed You! Black Emperor
Napalm Death
Run the Jewels
Dead Prez
Swain

Originally Posted by Justthefacts (Post 1623068)

How is Godspeed! anti-establishment?

Originally Posted by Wiki

Although various members of the band are often pinned down as anarchists, for a rather long time no one in the band explicitly subscribed to this label;[13] however, as of 2014, Menuck was calling himself an anarchist.[14] In any case, there is a strong political component to the band's music.[15] For example, the liner notes to Yanqui U.X.O. describe the song "09-15-00" as "Ariel Sharon surrounded by 1,000 Israeli soldiers marching on al-Haram Ash-Sharif & provoking another Intifada," and the back cover of that album depicts the relationships of several major record labels to the military-industrial complex. Several of its songs also incorporate voice samples which express political sentiments, most notably "The Dead Flag Blues" (on F♯A♯∞) and "BBF3" (on Slow Riot for New Zerø Kanada).

Originally Posted by Wolfi65 (Post 1627714)

Much of American music that could be termed 'subversive' or 'anti-establishment' tends to be in the smash-scream-destroyeverything type vein, you might find a lot more thoughtful stuff in French and German.