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This Machine Kills Fascists (TMKF) hails from Lowestoft, United Kingdom, and draws its name from Woody Guthrie’s famous slogan This machine kills fascists. Known for a raw blend of punk energy and folk-driven storytelling, TMKF delivers sharp political satire and a DIY, true-punk spirit. Their work centers on direct vocal delivery, social commentary, and a fearless stance that fits within the broader UK punk scene while retaining a distinctly coastal, grassroots sensibility.

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From its origins to its ongoing writing, TMKF embodies a hands-on approach—self-releasing music and building a connection with listeners through intimate, unpolished performances and a willingness to tackle tough topics head-on. The band’s voice resonates with fans who appreciate honesty, bite, and a willingness to push boundaries in song and performance.

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Discography highlights: TMKF’s notable release to-date is the self-released album Joyland (2019), featuring tracks that blend punk aggression with satirical and political lyricism. Highlights include songs like “Kill The Fascists,” “Liberal Lefty,” “England Uber Alles,” and “Punch A Nazi In The Face.” These tracks showcase the band’s ability to combine energetic punk riffs with a biting, observational critique. While Joyland marked the primary release for TMKF, the project continues to prompt discussions about political expression in modern punk.

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Artist bio: Hailing from Lowestoft, TMKF channels local culture and a global punk perspective into performances that feel both immediate and pointed. Critics have described the project as delivering a true punk spirit, with a blend of folk sensibilities and confrontational lyricism that encourages listeners to engage with social and political themes. The artist maintains a proactive stance toward independent distribution and audience engagement.

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Social media and official links: For fans looking to explore more, TMKF maintains a Bandcamp presence for Joyland and a linked Facebook page. Follow and connect via official channels for updates, new music, and show announcements. External social links open in a new tab for convenience and safety:

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  • Origin and name: TMKF hails from Lowestoft, United Kingdom, taking its name from Woody Guthrie's 'This machine kills fascists' slogan.
  • Album: Joyland (2019) — self-released; 12 tracks including 'Kill The Fascists', 'Liberal Lefty', 'England Uber Alles', 'Punch A Nazi In The Face', etc.
  • Genre/style: Punk with strong political satire and folk/punk sensibilities; described by critics as delivering a true punk spirit (FATEA review).
  • Discography (most recent first): Joyland (2019) — Self Released.
  • Singles/hits: No publicly documented charting singles for TMKF; Joyland tracks were released as part of the album rather than as distinct charting singles.
  • Major awards/achievements: No major awards publicly documented for TMKF.

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This Machine Kills Fascists Discography

  • Joyland
    2019 · Self Released

Discography highlights: TMKF’s notable release to-date is the self-released album Joyland (2019), featuring tracks that blend punk aggression with satirical and political lyricism. Highlights include songs like “Kill The Fascists,” “Liberal Lefty,” “England Uber Alles,” and “Punch A Nazi In The Face.” These tracks showcase the band’s ability to combine energetic punk riffs with a biting, observational critique. While Joyland marked the primary release for TMKF, the project continues to prompt discussions about political expression in modern punk.

Artist bio: Hailing from Lowestoft, TMKF channels local culture and a global punk perspective into performances that feel both immediate and pointed. Critics have described the project as delivering a true punk spirit, with a blend of folk sensibilities and confrontational lyricism that encourages listeners to engage with social and political themes. The artist maintains a proactive stance toward independent distribution and audience engagement.

Social media and official links: For fans looking to explore more, TMKF maintains a Bandcamp presence for Joyland and a linked Facebook page. Follow and connect via official channels for updates, new music, and show announcements. External social links open in a new tab for convenience and safety:

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