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Me while doing laundry:
Listening to songs about being Dressed as goblins! Dressed as goblins! Dressed as goblins! Dressed as goblins! ...
- There's a dragon ripping you to shreds, it wants to be your friend, it's just trying to impress you!
- Is that mr john goblikon in your pocket or are you happy to see me

Yeah, we're gonna need some band names here.
I'll start: They're more satanic than political, but Bridge City Sinners are a pretty solid folk punk group with songs about everything from mental health struggles to Uruk Hai, including a Jungle Book cover from their early days.
- Anything associated with Pat the Bunny will slap (wingnut dishwashers union, ramshackle glory)
  Big fan of AJJ, Days and Daze and the mountain goats
  Edit: For an Old Kentucky Anarchist by the Orphans
  Double Edit: Mischief Brew, duh...
  
  Harley Poe, apes of the state, johnny hobo and the freight trains (Pat), local news legend, holy locusts, the taxpayers, stick and poke, Blackbird raum, Chad hates George (Jesse from Dayz), ghost mice (although there's a bunch of stuff with their singer that makes me not want to listen to him), and many others.
  Definitely one of my favorite genres. Feel free if anyone wants more suggestions.
  
  Thanks for the recs! The Mountain Goats is interesting, as I would have classified them more as lo-fi or even singer-songwriter, rather than any sort of punk (but then I've mostly listened to All Hail West Texas and The Sunset Tree, so my experience is limited)
  
  Grace Petrie is great for queer folk punk
- Lotta good recommendations but I'd add Defiance, Ohio to the list.
  
  Just don’t bother going there. The band is much better than the town
- Baby, I'm an Anarchist! by Against Me!
  We don't get tired, we get even, by Pat the Bunny
- Oh shit. I saw them open for Frank Turner a couple weeks ago. Awesome show!
- I have two massive playlists I found if you'd like some links.
  
  Absolutely. I've been more into satanic folk and stoner/doom metal than punk lately, but I'm always looking for a new band/genre to obsess over

Fuck the man!
And these darn tough grass stains!

Ok someone must be watching me.

Conversely ... I usually listen to Pavarotti and Puccini operas when working in my garage.

If anyone's into Ska punk (particularly inspired by Streetlight Manifesto) then Faintest Idea is a great leftist ska band that I highly recommend.
Edit: Against All Authority is another good band I recommend
- Oh this is sounding lovely, going to add that to some playlists. If you don't mind having the lyrics in french, try listening to the older stuff from La Ruda Salska. More ska than punk but so good and great melodies so I think you should enjoy it regardless of understanding the lyrics.

Should add this(nsfw video) to your Chore Work playlist

Test comment please ignore
- No!

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