Brigada Flores Magon was a French oi! and punk rock band formed in the mid-1990s by musicians from the 1980s alternative scene and the Parisian redskin movement. Named after Ricardo Flores Magón, a Mexican anarchist, the group made an early release with Hermanos de la Mente Furiosa (1997) and issued a first split-EP with Catalan band Opció K-95 (1998) on the German label Mad Butcher Records. This was followed by a self-titled debut album, Brigada Flores Magon (2000), released in May 2000 through Crash Disques. The group's next release, the six-track EP Anges Gardiens (2001), was published in November 2001, solidifying a political stance that reflected anarcho-syndicalist and radical antifascist views. Following some lineup changes, the band released the album ROCK or Die (2003), which represented a more musical and less overtly political sound. After a four-year period without new music, the ensemble released the album Tout pour Tous (2007) alongside the DVD Un Bout de route (2007). The group announced its disbandment in June 2010, playing a farewell concert at the Barricata Festival in Paris on June 26, 2010. The band reformed in 2020 and subsequently released the album Immortels (2022) before ending its activity in 2024.
