The Plot to Blow Up the Eiffel Tower

The Profile

American music group noted for confrontational live shows that used Nazi imagery satirically to ridicule extremist subcultures. Their music fuses post-hardcore, free jazz, post-punk and noise rock; 'Love in the Fascist Brothel' is a frequently cited album. The group had broken up by around 2006 (review reference).

The album 'Love in the Fascist Brothel' contains 10 tracks and runs ~24 minutes; live performances included provocative actions (armbands labeled "PLOT", spitting, saxophone) as described in contemporary reviews.

A controversial American music group noted for confrontational live shows that used Nazi imagery satirically. Their sound blends post-hardcore, free jazz, post-punk and noise rock. 'Love in the Fascist Brothel' is a 10-track, ~24-minute album often recommended to listen in one go. Reviewers praise its chaotic, dissonant energy and genre-mixing.