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Punk, or rather, any genre that will allow younger generations to express any political views. Yes we have Bob Vylan, but this type of bands should be more mainstream (either that or I have lost touch, which I will not deny).
Punk was never mainstream and is still very much around.
Elvis is not dead. He just went home.
Folk Punk is where it’s at right now. There’s a band named “Doom Scroll” that is quite excellent.
Days N' Daze are incredible!
Thanks. I'll give them a listen.
Recently caught “grandson” live. Bob Vylan was supposed to be their touring partner but then… facism. They’re not traditional punk in their sound but carry a lot of those ethos lyrically. The more recent stuff is like modern rage against the machine (and the show felt like those did way back)
Anyways, it was really inspiring to see a new generation embracing those ideas and sharing in them communally.