Brigade M (Dutch pronunciation: [briˈɣaːdə ˈʔɛm]) was a Dutch punk rock band from Sassenheim in the Bollenstreek district of the Netherlands that was heavily associated with the right-wing nationalist Rock Against Communism movement.

Initially, the band's set list was limited, and there were only a few concerts held.

They also highlighted vegetarianism, alcoholism, fast food, the antifa (most notably with their song "Lui, laf en lelijk", better known for the lyrics "Antifa, ha, ha, ha")[1] and the Arab–Israeli conflict (in which they side with the Palestinians) in their lyrics, which they themselves called "radical and nationalistic".

The band was dissolved in 2005 after their last CD Nationaal Revolutionair, claiming that their national-revolutionary ideas didn't get much credence with the nationalistic subcultures in Europe as most nationalists were "too chauvinist".

[citation needed] Afterwards, the band sporadically reformed for concerts during special occasions until 2010.