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Vienna punks released new single Nazissist!

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The Rumperts, a Viennese punk rock steam engine, are letting off some steam again this week – with their new single “Nazissist”. The wordplay of narcissist and Nazi is directed at the smugness and sexism of right-wing populists. Her clear statement: there is no feminism in right-wing extremism; being a Nazi also always means being a sexist.

The song is an all-around hit, singer Pat and the three instrumentalists are banging out their second single from the new album coming out in 2023, which was produced at the legendary Blasting Room in Colorado.

The Rumperts – Nazissist

A “Fuck You” to Misogyny! For The Rumperts it’s clear: there is no feminism in national socialism and there a no nice sexists either…

The four piece punk band recently got the chance to travel all the way from Vienna to Colorado to work together with Chris Beeble in the legendary Blasting Room Studios, where music from Rise Against, Propagandhi, Lagwagon, Face to Face and so many more great punkrock bands were recorded and brought to life.

The lyrics where inspired by Rickys bad experience with men and came right from the heart- she just wrote about her anger and what she hates most about certain men. Pat added the ideal composition to show the aggressive vibe. Jackie totally agreed with the message and added her unique guitar sound to spread the Fuck You Message. Lukes bursting beats kick ass to all the Neanderthal mysogonists out there. The song is a big FUCK YOU from the the Rumperts to all sexists, homophobes and racists. 

Reviews

(review) No Fun At All – Seventh Wave (SBÄM Records)

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Swedish punk rock legends No Fun At All are back with their seventh full length opus, first one in four years. It is long awaited and contains 12 songs. What to say? This one has old school NFAA vibe, but also what surprised me is a new hardcore aggression and energy that stems from the songwriting on this record. I was surprised with Tear Me Down, song that hits in the head with hardcore raw energy, combined with Ingemar´s melodic singing and gang sing along backing vocals. Every Single Screen and See The Splendor are more old school melodic punk No Fun At All songs, with strong main melody, cutting guitar work and anthemic choruses for you to hum and sing along to. Another song that stands out is Smart You Out, mid tempo punk anthem about unrestricted freedom. Also, Wonderland is a bit Bad Religion influenced song, especially in the second half of the song. Dead And Gone is sure going to be concert favorite for many of us, I think this is a sure hit. Of all the songs it is really hard to choose highlights and favorites, but I have tried, so those above are mine. You listen to this new opus of this legends and catch them play live somewhere, I saw them live twice and their show is awesome.