Photo by Roos de Huu
Dutch melodic punks Antillectual drop their first-ever song in Dutch, “Voorrang Voor Rechts,” tackling the alarming global shift toward right-wing politics. Arriving just days before the Dutch elections, the track’s furious pace and biting commentary reflect the nation’s growing unrest. With Geert Wilders’ PVV leading the polls, the accompanying video captures real-life chaos between nationalist riots and massive pro-Palestine protests. “Voorrang Voor Rechts” will appear on Antillectual’s new EP — a fully Dutch project due November 11 via vinyl and digital formats. Expect a fierce blend of activism and urgency that defines modern European punk.
Tour:
Nov 28 Eindhoven, Burgers
Dec 05 Den Haag, Musicon
Dec 13 Nijmegen, De Onderbroek
Jan 09 Utrecht, dB’s
Jan 10 Leiden, Resistor
Apr 11 Zwolle, Hedon
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