Title: Strive to Survive Causing Least Suffering Possible
Content:  Strive to Survive Causing Least Suffering Possible is an album by the anarchist punk band Flux of Pink Indians, first released in 1982 through their Spiderleg label. The album was later issued on compact disc through One Little Indian in 1989. It contained the entire Neu Smell EP as a bonus, however, the EP's tracks are in the incorrect order and are mislabelled. The album would later be repressed on vinyl through Let Them Eat Vinyl in 2008, and a deluxe two-disc LP and three-disc CD editions would be issued in 2013 through One Little Indian containing demos and live recordings.
Title: Survive (band)
Content:  Survive (often styled S U R V I V E) is an electronic band consisting of Michael Stein, Kyle Dixon, Adam Jones and Mark Donica formed in 2009 in Austin, Texas. The Austin-based quartet have been producing synth-heavy, horror-score-influenced compositions for almost a decade, exploring these themes through drum machines and analog synths across various single, EP and LP releases and contributions to soundtracks such as acclaimed indie horror film The Guest. The band gained wider fame after members Dixon and Stein composed the musical score for the Netflix series Stranger Things. Both volumes of the soundtrack were nominated individually for the Best Score Soundtrack Category for the 2017 Grammy Awards, though neither won. 2017 saw Dixon and Stein also nominated for an ASCAP award as a result of their soundtrack work. In September 2017 Dixon and Stein won the Emmy Award for Outstanding Original Main Title Theme Music for their work on the Stranger Things theme. 2017 has also seen the band curate the music for Sensory, a multi-dimensional immersive restaurant experience' at Sugar Hill Mountain Festival in Melbourne, Australia.
Title: Fight to Survive
Content: Caroline Greyshock - cover photo 
Title: Survive This
Content:  greenlighted in 2007 by 9 Story Entertainment, a Canadian entertainment company. Survive This is produced by 9 Story Entertainment, and two 9 Story executives (Vince Commisso and Steven Jarosz) serve as executive producers for the series. Les Stroud and his Survivorman production partner, David Brady, are also executive producers. Craig Baines is the producer. The series was originally titled Survivorman: Kids Edition. The original concept was to create two teams of teens (age 13 to 17) and pit them against one another, testing their survivalist skills. This concept soon changed, however. In April 2008, 9 Story announced that the show (now called Survivorman Kids) would feature a single team of six 14- to 16-year-olds surviving in the 
Title: Suffer, Survive
Content:  Suffer, Survive is the third album from Canadian hardcore band No Warning released on Machine Shop Records. The album is the band's debut release on the Machine Shop label, and features an alternative rock sound with very melodic vocals, unlike the band's previous releases. The album was produced by then Sum 41 manager/producer Greig Nori, and has a much more melodic hardcore feel to it, than any of the band's previous albums. Videos were made for the singles "Bad Timing" and "Back to Life". The song "Breeding Insanity" was featured in the 2005 video game Need For Speed: Underground Rivals and NFL Street 2.
Title: Fight to Survive
Content:  Fight to Survive is the debut album by the American/Danish glam metal band White Lion, released by Victor Records in Japan in 1985. The album charted at number 151 on the Billboard 200.
Title: Survive! (film)
Content:  The New York Times gave a negative review for Survive!, calling it "an irksomely dubbed film of rudimentary exposition with a sometimes tinny musical accompaniment". Roger Ebert gave the film zero stars, saying, "In most movies featuring a lot of blood and cuts and close-ups of festering wounds and all that, the typical audience laughs to break the tension (horror movies almost always play as comedies). With Survive! though, the audience tends to be a little more sober, a little more thoughtful. Maybe that's because we realize that underlying this rather dumb, uninspired, even crude film is a true story of such compelling power that we're forced to think and respond." Over the Labor Day weekend 1976, the film opened in Chicago and grossed $1,060,000 from 63 theaters which propelled it to number one at the US box office.
Title: Survive or Die
Content:  Survive or Die is a 2018 Australian action film about a 16-year-old girl who escapes to Australia on a refugee boat steered by a people smuggling ring's captain. It is written and directed by Daniel Okoduwa & Michael Kang starring Felino Dolloso, Emmanuella Samuel, Caroline McQuade and Hawa Barnes.
Title: Survive (TV series)
Content:  Survive is an American streaming television series written by Richard Abate and Jeremy Ungar that debuted on Quibi on April 6, 2020. It is based on the novel of the same name by Alex Morel.
Title: Surviving (album)
Content:  Musically, the sound of Surviving has been described as alternative rock, arena rock, emo, pop rock, and pop punk, drawing comparison to the band's own Chase This Light (2007) and Damage (2013) albums. The heavy guitar sound recalled the guitars heard in Bleed American (2001). When the band was listening to a pre-show playlist, songs from Mötley Crüe's Dr. Feelgood (1989) were played, which they admired for its production. With Surviving, the members attempted to make their own version of that. The political commentary heard on Bleed American and Futures (2004) is continued in the tracks "Criminal Energy" and "Congratulations". Discussing the themes, Adkins said: "Everything 

Question: What genre is Strive to Survive Causing the Least Suffering Possible?
Answer: anarcho-punk.
anarchist punk.