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  • curprev 15:3715:37, 8 September 2025 Gwenanenn Message Wall contribs 5,003 bytes +5,003 Created page with "{{Needs images}} {{Content Warning|This article discusses a music genre and subculture that is controversial for its use of military and totalitarian imagery, some of which has been criticized for its perceived association with or resemblance to Nazi and other fascist aesthetics}} {{Aesthetic |title1 = Martial Industrial |image1 = laibach-opus-dei-Cover-Art.jpg |caption1 = Cover art for "Opus Dei" by Laibach, a foundational album of the genre. |other_names = Military Pop..." Tag: Source edit
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