Written by Deinonychus on 27.11.2016 at 15:51

I thought we were kind of safe from these protests in Montreal.

From the article: "[Anti-fascist protester] said while the concert would certainly attract people wanting just to hear the music, it would certainly also attract extreme right militants who want to encourage a white supremacist band." I don't think they understand the metal scene. And what are they afraid of? Hitler coming back to power in Canada?

Really hope this doesn't start a trend. They won, and it empowers them.

Written by RaduP on 27.11.2016 at 15:56

Lmao fucking cucks

Written by roeder on 27.11.2016 at 17:47

Written by Deinonychus on 27.11.2016 at 15:51

I thought we were kind of safe from these protests in Montreal.

From the article: "[Anti-fascist protester] said while the concert would certainly attract people wanting just to hear the music, it would certainly also attract extreme right militants who want to encourage a white supremacist band." I don't think they understand the metal scene. And what are they afraid of? Hitler coming back to power in Canada?

Really hope this doesn't start a trend. They won, and it empowers them.

It's already a trend. Blastfest was forced to drop K.P.N. from the lineup due to antifa protests and sponsors threatening to stop supporting the festival. There was a german festival too (forgot the name) that had to be cancelled due to the fact that the venue chickened out when antifa started to attack them for hosting a supposedly nazi event.

Written by SSM on 28.11.2016 at 11:33

Well, this is confusing.
How do they know that Graveland has something to do with white supremacist groups? I don't know anything about the band or members, just want to understand the mindset.
Is it just about past/history or did they check the lyrics/imagery/background and we have some scholars/priests on this subject? (And on a side note, do they molest children too?)

But it's really interesting, in Canada it's "white supremacist groups", somewhere else is "unholy music", in short, whatever you desire my beloved offended people. Oh, the irony.

Written by BloodTears on 28.11.2016 at 12:05

Written by SSM on 28.11.2016 at 11:33

Well, this is confusing.
How do they know that Graveland has something to do with white supremacist groups? I don't know anything about the band or members, just want to understand the mindset.
Is it just about past/history or did they check the lyrics/imagery/background and we have some scholars/priests on this subject? (And on a side note, do they molest children too?)

But it's really interesting, in Canada it's "white supremacist groups", somewhere else is "unholy music", in short, whatever you desire my beloved offended people. Oh, the irony.

From what I read, it stems from some photos when Graveland started playing live of Fudali and Honor members, a Polish skinhead band widely associated with the neo-Nazi movement.

Written by BloodTears on 28.11.2016 at 12:05

From what I read, it stems from some photos when Graveland started playing live of Fudali and Honor members, a Polish skinhead band widely associated with the neo-Nazi movement.

Written by Deinonychus on 28.11.2016 at 14:27


Also from an interview done in 2003 where they clearly say they are anti-jew: http://www.graveland.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=89%3Agraveland-interview-for-ablaze-mag-december-2003&catid=4%3Ainterviews&Itemid=6

They have since retracted these statements. None of their lyrics attacks jews. Kinda funny how wanting to kill all Christians is more politically correct than hating jews...