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Ana Armengod of De Rodillas on Punk Rock, Activism, Politics, and The Privilege of Making Music

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Ana Armengod of De Rodillas 2025 live in Mexico City 2 photo credit Octovaio Hoyos ghostcultmag

Ana Armengod is a Mexican multidisciplinary artist who captivates with breathtaking works of pointillism, powerful poetry with many layers of meaning, and a fierce roar while fronting the East Coast/Pittsburgh area, no-holds-barred punk band De Rodillas. There is an intricate thread of realness, grace, and humanism to her work, even when at her most fierce. She truly comes off as a Punk Rock polymath.Continue reading →


INTERVIEW: Iravu – on Black Metal, Brian Eno, and Overcoming Oppression

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The Sound of Perseverance meets (No Pussyfooting) might not be a combination you expected on your musical bingo card for 2023, but Malaysia’s one-person anti-fascist Black Metal force Iravu is not one for limiting artistic statements when inspiration strikes. Since the inception of the project, each release has been thought out yet brimming with raw feeling. The newest album A Fate Worse Than Home has taken the leftist band’s acclaim to the next level, with the art also resonating on an even deeper frequency of multi-layered meanings.

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