8legs: The roundhouse concert

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Scottish rock band airs antisemitic video of Netanyahu and this US official — with swastikas over their eyes

Primal Scream faced intense criticism after a London concert backdrop showed antisemitic imagery linking Netanyahu with swastikas.
The imagery appeared during the performance of 'Swastika Eyes' at The Roundhouse in London and was shown without the venue’s knowledge.
The Roundhouse issued an apology to the British Jewish community and stated the content does not reflect their values.
Primal Scream defended the film as provocative art meant to provoke debate rather than promote hate.
UK-based media and security groups noted the imagery and reported the incident to authorities.
The incident is part of broader concerns about provocative imagery in music and its impact on marginalized communities.
The article notes similar past incidents in music involving antisemitic or provocative imagery.
The report mentions other artists drawing controversy for similar imagery and statements.
The article references public sharing metrics indicating high reach of the story.
The narrative emphasizes the balance between artistic expression and social responsibility in public performances.

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