Cinematic Choir

Inspired by:
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the fascists, Pizza Spaghetti and Mandolin, are afraid that Europe wants us to eat crickets ... (not a joke)

 (not a joke)

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by: https://twitter.com/MSTRVLDZ

Social Commentary of the Digital Blockchain Art Scene through AI Song Making and AI-Assisted Tracks.

Created with SUNO AI
Mastered with Bandlab

Crickets (Pizza Spaghetti and Mandolin)

Alzheimer?

Our Kuntry and our Jobs

Chorus
Every racist likes a little bit of sunshine,
Every fascist likes a well-lit fire,
And a handy little mosque, quite near a pile of rocks
To ventilate their pent-up ire!

Our Kuntry and our Jobs! The cry of all the yobs,
The dole-fed nasty troopers of the right;
With their Tommy in the sun, avoiding all the fun
His Irish Passport keeps him out of sight.

Our Lord Nigel that will be, of Clacton by the sea
Whose maiden speech was lifted from Mein Kampf,
Needs the harsh caress of sun on his shoulders and his bum
To keep away the English Channel damp.

Chorus
‘Cause every racist likes a little bit of sunshine 
Every fascist likes a well-lit fire
And a handy little mosque quite near a pile of rocks
To ventilate their pent-up ire! 

By twitter and by text the order’s coming next
From Cyprus and from Clacton by the sea;
And the man with just ten names will be playing little games 
While der Führer’s planning Kristallnacht with glee.

They’ll bus them into Belfast, Rotherham and Crew,
Like Southport, where they started their Crusade, 
They’ll burn a mosque or two, but then, that’s nothing new, 
In masks and balaclavas they’re portrayed.

Chorus
For every racist likes a little bit of sunshine, 
Every fascist likes a well-lit fire,
And a handy little mosque quite near a pile of rocks
To ventilate their pent-up ire! 

Now we want our Kuntry back, no more Packie’s, wogs nor blacks 
Just old H’England as it was before!
And our Empire in the Sun, where we had our bit of fun
When we took their lands and then some more!

Chorus
‘cause every racist likes a little bit of sunshine, 
Every fascist likes a well-lit fire,
And a handy little mosque quite near a pile of rocks
To ventilate our pent-up ire! 

— Frank Callery.

Our Kuntry And Our Jobs

A song about not voting, speaking out and doing something when you could.  Our current world is seeing a surge of extremists trying to take power and destroy democracy.  Regret, worry, and fear make up the core of the song's emotions.
"The O.M. [Old Men] sold their souls, now we wait for their demons to come".
Available on BANDCAMP: 
https://buddhabox.bandcamp.com/track/world-of-hurt
Artwork by the amazing Felipe Echevarria. Here's his art:
www.felipeechevarria.com/

World Of Hurt

Defender

Night in Hell

A song about rich people starving out poor people

Under the Bus

sincerely, eugene walnut (ELON MUSK DISS TRACK) - F*** the Fascist Pigs #elonmusk #disstrack 

sincerely, eugene walnut (ELON MUSK DISS TRACK)

Wow, another episode! It's not quite seven years in the making but we actually recorded this on 2025-05-16 (this is the best and most sensible date format, btw). Meant to post it immediately but life, cats, and travel got in the way. All I remember is that we talked about the beautiful inferno that consumed the mansion on the Nottoway Plantation, the largest of its kind and a place where people would book their weddings even though countless enslaved people were tortured and murdered there. Fuck that place and fuck everyone who ever loved it.

In any case, we also talked about the current emerging trend of blandness in fashion (shoutout to Nikita Dumptruck aka Nikita Redkar who was the first person I heard calling attention to it; she's wildly smart and worth following on every platform — https://linktr.ee/nikitadumptruck) and blandness on Instagram (via stuff like the plain girl aesthetic). That's all really a reaction to fascism becoming more overt in society, calling for a kind of uniformity that people can conform too both in obedience and for safety. 

Basically, though, people need to get weirder, bolder, and more queer to combat the blandness and the fascism and signal to others that us other weirdos are out here being ourselves. The more of us that stand up unapologetically as who we are, resisting the urge to be smaller and conform, shows the fascists that there are more of us than they can handle. Maybe paradoxically, it helps make us safer in a lot of ways.

As usual, we're all over the place and there's a bunch of those pop culture references that you love, too.

-jose

Episode 2025-05-29: "It's Like Rain On Your Wedding Day" and Fashy Blandness

Pizza and Peaches is a joyful, acoustic folk anthem celebrating love without limits, shared moments, and the simple pleasures of community. Set against a golden-hour backdrop, the song invites you to the table—where everyone is welcome, nobody hides who they are, and there’s no shame in the snack game. With warm harmonies, playful lyrics, and a defiant spirit of inclusivity, this track is a reminder that tenderness and resistance can go hand in hand. Perfect for backyard sunsets, road trip playlists, or any moment you need a little love and liberation.

Pizza and Peaches

Former Fastest Grocery Shelf Stalker in the Midwest, Eugene Walnut is co-host to Jonathon Hills on the Buddhism Hotline.

TrashBARD: AI Music (Blockchain Lore)
Piano Improvisation and Other Wizardry: couchwaker
Digital Blockchain Artist: VLDZ ∞ Vampy
Band: Bombadils
Valchemy: AI Music

SCOTD December 4, 2013

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Nina & Jose are married and perform improv comedy in Phoenix / O'odham Jeved in Arizona (and sometimes at festivals) We realized there weren't enough podcasts in the world, so here's our conversations analyzing the lyrics of "Ironic" by Alanis Morissette plus diverging to talk about pop culture and our crumbling society at large, FUN! The audio is raw AF — one take, unedited — and has no fancy intro or outro. Lo-fi and DIY — THIS IS THE WAY. Enjoy one of the last free things on earth!

New tracks tagged #FASCISTS