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SFSC

Picture for song 'Tax the Rich' by artist 'SFSC'

Tax the Rich Tax the Rich

The unequal distribution of wealth is perhaps the most significant single cause of conflict within our society. "Tax the Rich" draws attention to this unjust distribution and calls for a redistribution of wealth through progressive tax reforms.

Folk Rock

Picture for song 'The Scrapheap of History' by artist 'SFSC'

The Scrapheap of History The Scrapheap of History

With the collapse of the Soviet Union, the U.S. entered a new phase in its quest for world domination. As more resources have become focused upon this expansionist mission, U.S. civil society has suffered from an increasingly malign neglect.

Rock General

Picture for song 'From My Machine' by artist 'SFSC'

From My Machine From My Machine

The isolation of people from one another while driving in their automobiles is used as both an example of, and a metaphor for, the general alienation of human beings from one another by technology and systems of control.

Jazz Fusion

Picture for song 'Who Will Pay?' by artist 'SFSC'

Who Will Pay? Who Will Pay?

The systems that support life on Earth are being ravaged by powerful hierarchies of control and exploitation. The verses of this song describe three defining moments in the history of the attack upon the viability of our planet and our species.

Acoustic Vocals

Picture for song 'Downward Hostility' by artist 'SFSC'

Downward Hostility Downward Hostility

This song describes how people who are being oppressed are sometimes manipulated into directing their rage at others even worse off than themselves, rather than trying to throw off the shackles of their own oppression.

Folk Rock

Picture for song 'Death Pours In' by artist 'SFSC'

Death Pours In Death Pours In

In recent times we have had to confront not just our own mortality, but the destruction of entire species, possibly including our own. Denial is the most common response, but our encounter with death can also help us to focus on what is essential.

Rock General