Released on September 22, 1992, Play More Music is the third studio album by the American radical left-wing industrial music group Consolidated. The 71-minute record blends aggressive industrial dance beats, hip-hop, and punk with highly politicized, explicit commentary advocating for veganism, feminism, animal rights, and anti-fascism. It features notable collaborations with artists like Paris and The Yeastie Girlz, and was mixed by Meat Beat Manifesto’s Jack Dangers. Characterized by its unique structure, the album interlaces heavy musical tracks with real audio recordings of live audience debates and confrontations, capturing the band's signature style of interactive, uncompromising activism.
