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Michael Moynihan, 30
Portland, Ore.
The multi-talented Michael Moynihan is a major
purveyor of neo-Nazism, occult fascism and
international industrial and black metal music (see
"Sounds of Violence" in this issue). In the 1980s, he
joined the neo-Nazi scene in the Pacific Northwest,
taking up with American Front leaders Bob Heick and
Boyd Rice. Moynihan and Rice, along with American Nazi
Party veteran James Mason, became fascinated by
multiple murderer Charles Manson, championing him as a
kind of American Hitler. Moynihan later co-founded the
Abraxas Foundation in Denver, a distributor of books,
videos and T-shirts to young followers of Satanism and
Odinism, a pagan religion popular among white
supremacists. At the same time, he and Rice formed the
band non, mixing fascist and occult themes. Today,
Moynihan fronts Blood Axis, a band whose music is
overlaid with occult and white nationalist lyrics. He
is also known as the co-author of Lords of Chaos: The
Bloody Rise of the Satanic Metal Underground. The book
examines the black metal underground, which has been
responsible for nearly 100 medieval church arsons in
Norway. Moynihan is deeply involved in race-based
Odinism and is a contributing writer to Vor Tru, a
white nationalist pagan publication.