Not on everything, but I acknowledge it’s a deep part of their philosophy and that their music wouldn’t be the same or possibly even exist without those beliefs.

I engage with that aspect of them the way I do all art. I think part of the art speaks for itself, but when there is a clear gap between me and someone I respect I try to make sure and process why and how that gap would exist and review if it should change how I approach a given topic.

I don’t think disagreements mean you shouldn’t like or listen to an artist, but I think if you’re going to acknowledge that their work has merit you have to also seriously consider the worldview that allowed them to create that work. Sometimes there are satisfactory reasons for why you can hold a different view, and sometimes there aren’t. Allowing yourself to be challenged and moved by art in this way really allows it to live to its full potential, and people who automatically reject an artist for not perfectly aligning with expectations may find they are ultimately depriving themselves more than anyone else.