"Hunters Will Be Hunted" by Heaven shall burn , album: VETO (2013)

This is the end of all endurance,

No mercy for assasins

Violence against violence

And hunters will be hunted

Until the slaughter ceased to be

Believe me, you'll regret your deeds

We took a stand and won't retreat

Until their malice ceased to be

Nothing justifies your greed

You will not succeed

You shall regret your felonies

We took a stand and won't retreat

And hunters will be hunted

Until the slaughter ceased to be

Across the open seas, together through the storm

You'll make no creature bleed, nevermore, forevermore

No drawing back, direct actions strike upon you

No compromise, no giving in

Defending those who cannot fight

Justice must prevail

A campaign for relief

Across the open seas, together through the storm

You'll make no creature bleed, nevermore

I looked him straight in the eye

This moment of compassion

I found my mission in life

We send them to the bottom

Forevermore

An anti-hunt song with brutal lyrics and a very beautiful and meaningful video clip:

Neil Young - The monsanto years, album (2015)

"Monsanto Years"

You never know what the future holds in the shallow soil of Monsanto, Monsanto

The moon is full and the seeds are sown while the farmer toils for Monsanto, Monsanto

When these seeds rise they're ready for the pesticide

And Roundup comes and brings the poison tide of Monsanto, Monsanto

The farmer knows he's got to grow what he can sell, Monsanto, Monsanto

So he signs a deal for GMOs that makes life hell with Monsanto, Monsanto

Every year he buys the patented seeds

Poison-ready they're what the corporation needs, Monsanto

When you shop for your daily bread and walk the aisles of Safeway, Safeway

Find the package to catch your eye that makes you smile at Safeway, at Safeway

Choose a picture of an old red barn on a field of green

With the farmer and his wife and children to complete the scene at Safeway, at Safeway

Dreams of the past come flooding back to the farmer's mind, his mother and father

Family seeds they used to save were gifts from God, not Monsanto, Monsanto

Their own child grows ill near the poisoned crops

While they work on, they can't find an easy way to stop, Monsanto, Monsanto

Don't care now what the Bible said so long ago not Monsanto, Monsanto

Give us this day our daily bread and let us not go with Monsanto, Monsanto

The seeds of life are not what they once were

Mother Nature and God don't own them anymore

The Monsanto Years is the thirty-sixth studio album by Canadian singer-songwriter Neil Young, released on June 29, 2015 on Reprise Records. A concept album criticizing agribusiness Monsanto, the album is a collaboration with Willie Nelson's sons Lukas and Micah, alongside Lukas' bandmates in Promise of the Real.

"A Rock Star Bucks A Coffee Shop"

If you don't like to rock Starbucks A coffee shop

Well you better change your station 'cause that ain't all that we got

Yeah, I want a cup of coffee but I don't want a GMO

I like to start my day off without helping Monsanto

Monnnnnn-sannnnnn-toooooooo

Let our farmers grow what they want to grow

From the fields of Nebraska to the banks of the Ohio

The farmers won't be free to grow what they want to grow

When corporate control takes over the American farm

With fascist politicians and chemical giants walking arm in arm

Monnnnnn-sannnnnn-toooooooo

Let our farmers grow what they want to grow

When the people of Vermont wanted to label food with GMOs

So that they could find out what was in what the farmer grows

Monsanto and Starbucks through the Grocery Manufacturers Alliance

They sued the state of Vermont to overturn the people's will

Monnnnnn-sannnnnn-toooooooo (and Starbucks)

Mothers want to know what they feed their children

Monnnnnn-sannnnnn-toooooooo

Let our farmers grow what they want to grooooooow

"A Rock Star Bucks a Coffee Shop" is a protest song aimed at Starbucks and Monsanto recorded by Neil Young that has attracted world-wide attention. It is a criticism of Starbucks. It's about Starbucks and its alleged use of GM food. The lyrics include "I want a cup of coffee but I don't want a GMO," Young sings. "I'd like to start my day off without helping Monsanto." In the song there were references to the lawsuit by Monsanto which is against Vermont because the state and its attempt to pass a GMO labeling law. It also mentions “the poison tide of Monsanto” and about a farmer who signs a GMO deal. In a brief review on the song, Stephan Schmidt of The National in the Singles Roundup said: The album’s opening track, A Rock Star Bucks a Coffee Shop, does not pull any punches, attacking Starbucks as well as Monsanto and suggesting Young has not lost his appetite for tackling the big issues of the moment

An acoustic version of the song was debuted in Maui, Hawaii by Young and his backing band called The Promise of The Real. The reason for it being done there was to bring to attention the attention to Monsanto’s destructive practices in Hawaii. Paul Towers of the Pesticide Action Network said that Hawaii was the global epicenter for GMO seed testing.

Cattle Decapitation "Manufactured Extinct", album: The Anthropocene Extinction (2015)

In the beginning of this, the anthropocene era
Life was pristine, resonating impact …the instigator’s arrival
Densely populating smashing biodiversity

Altered climate accelerating exacerbated by our human activities

We used it up, we wore it out, we made it do what we could have done without

Machines to make machines fabricating the end of all living things
Sacrificing all morality, the ends never justify the means

Technology defines the ages - Our human history burns its own pages

Under the sun and in the light of day we throw this all away
Instinctual devotion to annihilation
Eradication, mass predation - manufactured extinction
The powers that be are you and me

These enemies of inconvenience = undertakers

Entire species erased
Millions of acres defaced
Nonrenewable

Fuck this flesh
Curating distress
Composing our dirge
True nature emerged

Under the sun and in plain sight a tragedy has been designed
by hands of cultures intertwined in greed and cruel ways of life

The Anthropocene Extinction is the upcoming seventh studio album of American deathgrind band Cattle Decapitation. It is set to be release on August 7, via Metal Blade Records. The last record, Monolith of Inhumanity, dealt with future of Earth, if mankind keep its current style of life. The Anthropocene Extinction now deals with the results of mankinds influence on the environment, such as the Great Pacific garbage patch.

You can hear this song n Youtube