Editing Crust punk (section)

===Lyrics===
Crust punk lyrics generally discuss real-world issues as a means of activism. In particular, they discuss political and social themes such as [[class struggle]], [[environmentalism]], [[anarchism]], and [[anti-capitalism]].<ref>{{cite book |last1=Hustle |first1=Jac |title=Punk Loud Guitars, Louder Statements |publisher=29 September 2023 |quote=Lyrically, crust punk is deeply rooted in political and social themes. Songs address a wide array of issues, including environmental degradation, anti-authoritarianism, class struggle, and anti-capitalism. The lyrics are often confrontational and provocative, reflecting a desire to challenge the status quo and provoke thought and action. Crust punk is a genre that thrives on chaos, both musically and thematically, using its sonic ferocity as a vehicle for activism.}}</ref> Sometimes these themes are hyperbolised to the point of discussing the apocalypse, religious control and nuclear destruction. Many bands also discussed [[feminism]], [[animal rights]] and [[veganism]] or [[vegetarianism]].<ref>{{cite book |last1=Sfetcu |first1=Nicolae |title=American Music |quote=Lyrics to crust songs tend to be dark, and based around politics and current events and even some human emotion; topics such as nuclear destruction, environmentalism, racial equality, squatting, non-conformity, apocalypse, abolishing sexism, animal rights, veganism/vegetarianism, religious control, death (and/or escaping life) and anarchism are common.}}</ref> In contrast, Amebix's lyrics sometimes discussed [[mysticism]] and [[Gnosticism]].<ref name=day/>