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Thirteen albums into an illustrious career, Dropkick Murphys is as fiercely political as ever on For the People

By Seth Sommerfeld

As with many charged conversations around pop cultural touchstones of late, Dropkick Murphys hasn't suddenly "gotten" political, the band has always been that way (some people just have unfathomably low media comprehension). The Boston group has always been turning out feisty Celtic punk anthems championing the working class and unions in the ongoing battle against oligarchs and fascists since starting up in the mid-'90s...

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