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Originally from Crystal Palace, in South London, Southgate is of English-Scots descent and moved to the small village of Jarvis Brook, East Sussex, in his teenage years. He moved back to South London in 1989.
Troy Southgate joined the National Front in 1984 and began writing for publications such as National Front News and Nationalism Today. He also became a regional NF organiser for East Sussex and was an associate Derek Holland and Patrick Harrington, who were on the NF National Directorate. Southgate was also closely associated with members of Croydon NF.
In the Autumn of 1989 he joined the International Third Position (ITP), a breakaway group, and became editor of several local ITP publications, including The Kent Crusader, Surrey Action and Eastern Legion.[citation needed]
He then split from the ITP in September 1992. Southgate then founded the English Nationalist Movement (ENM) and during this time edited magazines like The Crusader and The English Alternative. The ENM had strong units in the Burnley, Bradford and south-east Kent areas[citation needed].
In 1998 he and other ENM members founded the National Revolutionary Faction, which he describes as "a hardline revolutionary organisation based on an underground cell-structure similar to that used by both the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) and the IRA", operating on the principle of leaderless resistance.[1] The NRF also had a camping/hiking fraternity known as the Greenshirts, based on Corneliu Zelea Codreanu's Romanian Iron Guard. Members performed torchlight ceremonies and distributed small bags of earth.[citation needed]
In 2000, Southgate and a close associate, Michael Lujan - a former member of America's White Order of Thule and editor of Crossing the Abyss magazine - established the Synthesis website. This resource is said to be fronted by a study group and occasional salon called Le Cercle de la Rose Noire, blending politics, music and the occult.[citation needed]
Southgate and other NRF associates were on the editorial board of the journal, Alternative Green, for two issues. The magazine was published with the support of the Green Anarchist founder Richard Hunt, Brighton anarchist Wayne John Sturgeon and Adrian White. The magazine appeared in left-wing bookshops in and around London.
In 2001, Troy Southgate and the NRF were the subject of a Sunday Telegraph article, in which the NRF was accused of being a neo-Nazi organisation infiltrating animal rights groups in order to spread fascism.[2]
On January 16, 2005, Southgate and other associates launched a new vehicle, New Right, with a meeting in central London.[citation needed] This followed an initial meeting the previous month.[citation needed] New Right, which has much more in common with the French Nouvelle Droite than with New Right politics in the Anglo-American sense,[citation needed] describes itself as a "dynamic and strictly metapolitical group [that] seeks to unite the disparate strands of the British Right and get everybody pulling in the same direction".[citation needed] It publishes a journal, New Imperium[citation needed].
Southgate has also written for the website of the Russian newspaper, Pravda, on the metaphysical radical work of Julius Evola.[3]Traditionalist political philosophy of the sort developed by Evola and supported by Southgate has been gaining currency amongst conservative Russian parties.
The official National-Anarchist Movement symbol and flag, featured here on a Black flag which is, among other things, the traditional anarchist symbol.
Troy Southgate is today the main figurehead of National-Anarchism,[citation needed] which sees the artificial hierarchies inherent in government and capitalism as oppressive. They advocate collective action organized along the lines of nationality, identity, and tribes, and advocate for a decentralised social order wherein "like-minded individuals" maintain distinct communities. National-Anarchism echoes most strains of anarchism by expressing a desire to reorganize human relationships, with an emphasis on replacing the hierarchical structures of government and capitalism with local, communal decision-making.
The revolutionary conservative concept of the Anarch is central to National-Anarchism and its supporters view liberalism as a primary cause of the social decline of nations and cultural identity. National-Anarchists also reject fascism and communism as statist and totalitarian, and reject National Socialism as a failed dictatorship of a totalitarian government. However, Southgate's National-Anarchism has been critiqued as an opportunistic appropriation of aspects of leftist counter-culture in the service of a racist, right-wing ideology.[4]
On 19 September 2010, Southgate launched the National-Anarchist Movement (N-AM) and unveiled a 15,000-word manifesto which included a detailed membership system based around a revolutionary cadre structure. The group also launched a magazine called Tribal Resonance and in January 2012 published a 300-page book entitled National-Anarchism: A Reader.
Southgate and his political ideas have been discussed in various books and publications, including The Beast Reawakens (1999) by Martin A. Lee, International Fascism: Theories, Causes and the New ConsensusbyRoger Griffin (2002), Black Sun: Aryan Cults, Esoteric Nazism & the Politics of IdentitybyNicholas Goodrick-Clarke (2003), the five-volume study Fascism: Critical Concepts in Political Science (2004) by Roger Griffin & Matthew Feldman (ed.) and The Radical Right in Britain by Alan Sykes (2005). He is also mentioned in World Fascism: A Historical Encyclopedia (2006) by Cyprian Blamires and Monsters in the Mirror: Representations of Nazism in Post-War Popular Culture by Sara Buttsworth. A 26-page article by Graham D. Macklin, entitled 'Co-opting the Counter-Culture: Troy Southgate and the National Revolutionary Faction', appeared in Volume 39, No. 3 of the academic journal Patterns of Prejudice (2005), and Southgate and the New Right were also discussed in an essay called The West Reborn by David J. Wingfield which appeared in The Initiate: Journal of Traditional Studies (2008), pp. 17–19. A Winter 2008 article appeared in Vol. 23, No. 4 of The Public Eye magazine, entitled 'Rebranding Fascism: National-Anarchists' by Spencer Sunshine. In Germany, Southgate is mentioned in Gabriel Kuhn's 'Neuer Anarchismus in den USA: Seattle und die Folgen' (2008) and Charles Lindholm's 'The Struggle for the World: Liberation Movements for the 21st Century' [2010]. Some of Southgate's musical activities are discussed in the Hungarian book, 'Battlenoise: The Blows of the Martial Industrial Music', published by Mozgalom Records (2007). A chapter by Southgate is also included in 'Northern Traditions', published by Primordial Traditions (2011).
Southgate is mentioned in the dystopian novel by Alex Kurtagić, Mister (2009), where he is portrayed as a revolutionary underground leader with a cult following.
The Wealden Warrior (Ed.), 1986-1989, National Front.
The Kent Crusader (Ed.), 1990-1992, International Third Position.
Surrey Action (Ed.), 1990-1992, International Third Position.
Eastern Legion (Ed.), 1992, International Third Position.
The Crusader (Ed.), 1993-1997, English Nationalist Movement.
The English Alternative, 1997-2000, National Revolutionary Faction.
Semitic Voice, 1998, National Revolutionary Faction.
The Meaning of Nationalism (Ed.), 1992, English Nationalist Movement.
An Introduction to the English Nationalist Movement (Ed.), 1993, The Rising Press.
Otto Strasser: The German Contribution to Revolutionary Nationalism (Ed.), 1995, The Rising Press.
Foretaste of a New Dawn: Five Harbingers of the National Revolution (Ed.), 1995, The Rising Press.
Poets, Prophets and Revolutionaries (Ed.), 1995, The Rising Press.
The Best of Rising: A Booklet for the Political Soldier (Ed.), 1995, The Rising Press.
The Green Book (Ed.), 1995, The Rising Press.
Revolutionary Action: A Booklet for the Cadre (Ed.), 1995, The Rising Press.
Distributism: A Summary of Revolutionary Nationalist Economics (Ed.), 1995, The Rising Press.
Merrie England (Ed.), 1995, The Rising Press.
Forgotten Ideals: National-Socialism Before 1933 (Ed.), 1996, The Rising Press.
Destiny of Iron: Corneliu Codreanu and the Legion of St. Michael the Archangel (Ed.), 1996, The Rising Press.
Popular Rule: The Authority of the English People in Post-Revolutionary Society, 1997, The Rising Press.
Life of Fire: An Interview with Robert N. Taylor (Ed.), 2000, The Rising Press.
Paramilitary Operations (Ed.), 2000, The Rising Press.
Myself & the Media: A Personal Defence by Troy Southgate, 2000, The Rising Press.
Chinese Whispers Meets Leftist Dogmatism: A Reply to Green Anarchist, 2000, The Rising Press.
Leaderless Resistance: Where There's a Will There's a Way, 2000, The Rising Press.
The Seminal Writings of Alexander Dugin: Volume One of a Series on National-Bolshevism (Ed.), 2000, The Rising Press.
The Seminal Writings of Alexander Dugin: Volume Two of a Series on National-Bolshevism (Ed.), 2000, The Rising Press.
The Seminal Writings of Alexander Dugin: Volume Three of a Series on National-Bolshevism (Ed.), 2000, The Rising Press.
Catechism of the Revolutionist (Ed.), 2000, The Rising Press.
The Thoughts of Julius Evola: Part One of a Series on the Revolutionary Conservatives (Ed.), 2001, The Rising Press.
Further Thoughts of Julius Evola: Part Two of a Series on the Revolutionary Conservatives (Ed.), 2001, The Rising Press.
The Thoughts of Francis Parker Yockey: Part Three of a Series on the Revolutionary Conservatives (Ed.), 2001, The Rising Press.
Militant Imperium: An Extensive, Chapter-by-Chapter Summary of Julius Evola's Men among the Ruins: Postwar Reflections of a Radical Traditionalist (Ed.), 2002, The Rising Press.
Nationalanarchismus: Manifest und Texte (with Peter Töpfer & Hans Cany), 2004, Eigner Verlag, paperback, 481pp.
Tradition & Revolution: Collected Writings of Troy Southgate, 2007, Integral Tradition Publishing, paperback, 330pp.
Hitler: The Adjournment, 2010, Iron Sky Publishing, paperback, 112pp.
As a teenager, Southgate was a vocalist in two skinhead bands from Crowborough, East Sussex. These were The Distortions (formerly Public Convenience) and The Banana Skins. In his 20s he went on to become the singer with Crowborough ska band The Toot 'n Ska Men and then backing vocalist with Tunbridge Wells ska act, Bugsy Malone. Troy Southgate is now a vocalist, guitarist and percussionist with the mainly Dutch outfit, H.E.R.R., who play Neoclassical music and have released several albums including 'Es Regnet Das Leben Heraus' (2004), 'The Winter of Constantinople' (2005), 'Vondel's Lucifer: First Movement' (2006) and the 'Fire & Glass: A Norwood Tragedy' EP (2007). Southgate's vocals have also featured for H.E.R.R. on the following compilation albums: 'Hopes Die In Winter' ('Hopes Die in Winter' and 'Fifteen Tokens'), 'Instruo Vestri Pro Pugna!' ('The Baron of Urga'), 'Neo-Form I' ('For a Christ-Thorn'), and 'Swarm' ('Stalingrad'). Future projects include a 7" single release of Current 93's 'For a Christ Thorn' coupled with a new song, 'Narcissus', on the b-side. The latest release is 'The Twelve Caesars', based upon the work of the same name by the Roman historian, Suetonius.
Southgate is also a singer/songwriter with the German group, Seelenlicht, one of whom, Butow Maler, was a member of Kammer Sieben, and the project has released a 14-track album for the Cold Spring Records label, entitled 'Gods & Devils'. A compilation track, 'Return to Summerisle', was recorded for the Old Europa Cafe label and their second album, 'Love & Murder', has just been released.
In September 2007, Southgate became a full-time vocalist and member of Poland's Horologium, founded by Grzegorz Siedlecki, for whom he had previously recorded 'Faustus' (with Maria Southgate) and 'Thus I Spake' for two separate Horologium releases. This came about after Southgate was consequently asked to write and record five tracks for a forthcoming Horologium album called 'Earthbound' (expected on the Old Europa Cafe label in early 2008). The group has just released a joint 7" Neuropa Records collaboration with Oda Relicta from the Ukraine.
Horologium: Saint George & the Dragon ('The Death of Jerzy, 2009, 7", Neuropa)
Various Artists: Tarot Serie ('9 - The Hermit', 2009, 3" CD, Invisible Eye Recordings)
Various Artists: Tarot Serie ('10 - The Wheel of Fortune', 2009, 3" CD, Invisible Eye Recordings)
Various Artists: Tarot Serie ('11 - Strength', 2009, 3" CD, Invisible Eye Recordings)
Various Artists: Tarot Serie ('12 - The Hanged Man', 2009, 3" CD, Invisible Eye Recordings)Herr: XII Caesars (2009, CD, Cold Spring)
Various Artists: Tarot Serie ('13 - Death', 2009, 3" CD, Invisible Eye Recordings)
Various Artists: Tarot Serie ('14 - Temperance', 2009, 3" CD, Invisible Eye Recordings)
Various Artists: Tarot Serie ('15 - The Devil', 2009, 3" CD, Invisible Eye Recordings)
Various Artists: Tarot Serie ('16 - The Tower', 2009, 3" CD, Invisible Eye Recordings)
Seelenlicht: Love & Murder (2009, CD, Trutzburg-Thule)
Various Artists: Tarot Serie ('17 - The Star', 2010, 3" CD, Invisible Eye Recordings)
Various Artists: Tarot Serie ('18 - The Moon', 2010, 3" CD, Invisible Eye Recordings)
Various Artists: Tarot Serie ('19 - The Sun', 2010, 3" CD, Invisible Eye Recordings)
Various Artists: Tarot Serie ('20 - Judgement', 2010, 3" CD, Invisible Eye Recordings)
Ollin: The Opium Trail (mp3 album release)
Various Artists: Tarot Serie ('21 - The World', 2010, 3" CD, Invisible Eye Recordings)
Various Artists: Tarot Serie ('0 - The Fool', 2010, 3" CD, Invisible Eye Recordings)
Funerary Calll: Dark Waters Stirred ('Equestrian Seals', 2010, CD, Fall of Nature)
Silent Cathedral: Finis Gloriae Mundi EP ('Silent Cathedral: Part One', 2010, CD, Inchiostrum Records)
Elvatorium: Message From The Black Sun Constellation ('Lithany To The Heart Of A Dying Whale', 'Echoes' & 'Velvet Skies', 2010, CD, Invisible Eye Productions)
The Joy of Nature: The Empty Circle Part III, Anitya ('This Floating World', 2010, CD + CDr in wooden box with pin, Rage In Eden)
Marco Grosso: Brief Essay on Hermetic Tarot (2010, CD-R + Major Arcana pdf, free compilation, cards, stickers, banners, flyers + 2 posters, Invisible Eye Productions)
^Macklin, Graham D. (September 2005). "Co-opting the counter culture: Troy Southgate and the National Revolutionary Faction". Patterns of Prejudice (.pdf|format= requires |url= (help)) 39 (3): 301–326. doi:10.1080/00313220500198292.|accessdate= requires |url= (help)
