Røde Mor was an influential Danish rock and political agitation group, which made its mark on the Danish music and cultural scene in the early 1970s with a unique blend of rock music, jazz, and blues, often infused with radical political messages. The band's name, literally translating to "Red Mother," reflects its leftist political ideology, and the group was widely recognized for its engagement in social issues and workers' rights, becoming a voice for the counter-cultural movement of the time.

Formed in 1969, Røde Mor was not only a band but also a collective including visual artists, which contributed to their distinct album art and live performances. Throughout their active years, they released several memorable albums like "Grillbaren" and "Ta' Hvad Der Er Dit", which featured a mix of sharp-witted lyrics and compelling melodies that resonated with the struggles and aspirations of the working class. Røde Mor disbanded in 1978 but their legacy lives on, as evidenced by reissues and box sets like "Røde Mor Box Set" that celebrate their contribution to Danish music and society. The band briefly reunited in the mid-2000s, resulting in the "Røde Mor 2006 EP" which rekindled their fiery spirit and introduced their revolutionary ethos to a new generation.