NOFX dropped “Minnesota Nazis” on January 29, 2026, and it hits exactly the way a NOFX song should: loud, fast, pissed off, and completely uninterested in being polite.
The title is meant to shock, but the target is familiar. This isn’t about geography or headlines. It’s about power, abuse, and institutions that act untouchable. In true punk fashion, the band doesn’t dress it up or soften the blow. The message comes straight out and ugly on purpose.
Musically, it’s classic NOFX. Rapid-fire drums, tight riffs, melodic chaos, and Fat Mike delivering lines like he’s been holding them in for too long. The song doesn’t reinvent anything and doesn’t need to. It sounds urgent because the anger behind it is real.
“Minnesota Nazis” isn’t subtle, and it’s not supposed to be. It’s a reaction song. A snapshot of frustration. A reminder that free speech still exists to say the things no one in power wants said out loud.
NOFX aren’t trying to unite anyone or smooth things over. They’re doing what they’ve always done best: turning anger into speed, distortion, and refusal. We all needed this… Fuck ICE
