Punk/Review Clare Easdown - BURN THE SWASTIKA

Clare Easdown, hailing from Menai, Australia, has joined forces with Jade Ryan to form the dynamic duo known as The Cunning Linguists. Their musical journey began unexpectedly on Tinder, leading to a shared love for music that culminated in busking all over Sydney and captivating audiences at The Moshpit Bar.

The raw, ferocious protest song "BURN THE SWASTIKA" by Clare Easdown is unavoidable. Drawing inspiration from the raw intensity of punk legends such as Amyl and the Sniffers, Fugazi, and Bikini Kill, Easdown and Jade Ryan create a song that is both politically urgent and musically thrilling. With a do-it-yourself mentality, the song was recorded at Clare's Menai house, giving it a simple, straightforward production that accentuates its rebellious vibe.

The song "BURN THE SWASTIKA" expresses an unreserved message of resistance via lyrics that take a clear stance against racism and hate. The song's intensity is heightened by the strong vocal delivery and gritty orchestration, which makes it a potent call to action. Punk at its most unadulterated: brash, rough, and uncompromising.

A music video that graphically reinforces the song's combative stance enhances its effect. Clare Easdown's dedication to utilizing music as a vehicle for social change is further cemented by the video, which extends the message of the song.

"BURN THE SWASTIKA" is a brave and essential hymn at a time when speaking up against injustice is more important than ever. Easdown demonstrates that music can still be used as a weapon to spark discussions and call for action.