Fagatron

Fagatron was a short-lived but influential punk rock band in the Queercore movement which gained a small cult following for its emphasis on radical politics and queer identity. It was formed in 1996 by Abe Miner and Jeremy Ogg of Lincoln, Nebraska.
History.
Fagatron was formed in 1996 by seventeen year old Ogg and Miner who subsequently toured in the Midwest before going on a hiatus from 1998 to 2002. They were inspired by British anarcho-punk, noise rock and hardcore punk. The band was named by combining the reclaimed slur fag and the name of the powerviolence band Armortron. 
They released their self-titled full-length record, which was 17 minutes in length and included 13 songs, on Agitprop! Records in 2007. Fagatron's music focused on themes such as gay culture, individualism and contemporary US society. Curran Nault in "Queercore: Queer Punk Media Subculture" described their anthem "Asskickatron" as "the melding of confrontational queer politics and abrasive punk aesthetics is made manifest".