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Caustic Takes Aim at Bigotry with New Charity Single “It’s Not Gatekeeping If You’re A Douchebag”

Industrial provocateur Matt Fanale delivers a sharp-tongued new track supporting LGBTQ+ youth during Pride Month.

Industrial veteran Caustic has released a brand-new standalone single, “It’s Not Gatekeeping If You’re A Douchebag,” and, true to form, the project isn’t pulling any punches. Led by Matt Fanale, Caustic has long been known for blending aggressive electronics, biting humor, and unapologetic social commentary, and this latest release continues that tradition.

Released during Pride Month, the track serves as a direct response to bigotry and exclusion, delivering its message with the blunt honesty and irreverent attitude fans have come to expect from Fanale. Rather than disguising its intentions behind metaphor, the song wears its perspective proudly and loudly.

Even better, the release is supporting a meaningful cause. Proceeds from the song are being directed toward the The Trevor Project, helping raise funds for one of the leading organizations focused on crisis support and suicide prevention services for LGBTQ+ young people.

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With “It’s Not Gatekeeping If You’re A Douchebag,” Caustic once again proves that industrial music can be provocative, humorous, confrontational, and socially conscious all at the same time. It’s a fast, furious reminder that silence isn’t always the answer—and sometimes the best response is turning up the volume.

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Stoneburner Unveils New Single: “New Year Same Fuckin You”

Stoneburner kicks off the year with a powerful new release, New Year Same Fuckin You, featuring an incredible lineup of collaborators: Rodney Anonymous (The Dead Milkmen), Matt Fanale (Caustic), and Mark Alan Miller (Out Out).

A Message from Steven Archer / Stoneburner

“The last year has been hard, and it’s not going to get any easier. We need to hold it together and remember who we are and why we do what we do.”

Reflecting on his collaborators, Steven shared:
“I’ve been listening to The Dead Milkmen since I was 16 and Out Out since I was 19. It’s awesome to see that in all that time, they still hold the values that made their music resonate with me.”

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Check out New Year Same Fuckin You on your favorite platform or via Stoneburner’s official site. Experience a collaboration rooted in the enduring power of music and shared values.