The Music Elitist

Racist white power asshole Ken McLellan and his band Brutal Attack (don’t worry, there’s no reason that band’s name should even ring a bell) have recently secured online distribution of their music. This is a huge step for them seeing as how barely ANY stores will carry their racist hate music.

For $9.99, you can download Brutal Attack’s anti-immigrant, pro-white Tales of Glory from iTunes. It’s a buck cheaper on Amazon. A physical copy is yours for $16 on CD Baby. For McLellan and others like him, white-power music’s availability through mainstream online retailers holds the promise of a success immeasurable in money. “We’re far more interested in spreading our point of view,” explains Jeff Schoep, manager of NSM88 Records, which sells music online by bands like Grinded Nig and Inborn Hate. (Schoep is also the leader of the National Socialist Movement.) “If people can hear communist sympathizers like Rage Against the Machine on iTunes, then they should have the right to hear music that celebrates white culture. The Beastie Boys and other Jewish artists might support banning ideas, but we don’t. We support the American way.”

Yeah. Being a communist sympathizer and a racist are the EXACT SAME THING. What a moron this guy is. Hold on. It gets better.

McLellan, though, thinks his music’s subculture status is due to change. “Being sold in mainstream places shows that white power isn’t so taboo anymore,” he says. “Attitudes are changing.”

What rock is this guy living under? Attitudes are changing alright. But, judging by the color of our new president’s skin, they aren’t changing the way this McLellan is thinking.