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Not against the message, but a lot of it is either some weird indie girl mumbling or bad bitch industrial noise, or both, which I find most cringe, especially when they try to sound "edgy" and "powerful" yet end up sounding so try-hard and cliched.

Maybe it's because I'm a cishet male who likes the male gaze, but are there any feminist-themed songs that /mu/ considers good? dustrial noise, or both, which I find the worst. I find music made by queer men (Tchaikovsky and Rob Halford) to be much more enjoyable.
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>>130226076
ignore the typo here
trying to drag and copy-paste is tough
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>>130226076
feel like the female struggles aren't represented well in most of it, it just feels like disingenuous penis envy and just trying to mirror music made by men.
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>>130226076
>Maybe it's because I'm a cishet male who likes the male gaze
You already know the reason so this thread is pointless. Check your privilege, open your mind and do better next time.
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>>130226149
females can't and don't struggle
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>>130226076
Feminism itself is cringe and music is an inherently cringe way to spread a political message.
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>>130226404
>music is an inherently cringe way to spread a political message.
wrong



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