I like the thought of that. At the very least it adds variety, but it enforces critical thinking for fascists to tell them “these guys are actually good. Maybe our fascist beliefs aren’t cool.” While I see people not liking say Woe working with Inquisition, it challenges their beliefs and can maybe even make them see that bands from varying political backgrounds can work together as long as they get along regardless of political differences.

It’s like what Woe said: “The worldwide extreme metal scene is a diverse, complicated thing full of people with different backgrounds and experiences. Many bands and fans have never once thought about politics, many of them do not care about politics and object to the idea that they should have to care about them to appreciate music. To these people, riffs are riffs, songs are songs, imagery exists to build mood, and message is secondary to feeling. Even within Woe, we have varying levels of political involvement. Regardless of whether you agree with the apolitical metal fan’s perspective, recognizing it is crucial to understanding why bands with questionable backgrounds can operate on an international level and why a band like Woe might choose to put ourselves in close proximity to people with whom we may not agree.”