New Traditionalists

Target entity: New Traditionalists
Context triple: [Bob Mothersbaugh, notableWork, New Traditionalists]

• A. Old Right (United States)
  Old Right (United States) was a loosely organized conservative and libertarian movement of the early-to-mid 20th century, associated with figures like Robert A. Taft and known for its opposition to the New Deal, foreign interventionism, and centralized federal power.
• B. Conservatives
  The Conservatives are a major Canadian federal political party that generally advocates for fiscal conservatism, smaller government, and traditional social values.
• C. Traditionalism
  Traditionalism is a metaphysical and religious-philosophical school, associated especially with René Guénon, that upholds the primacy of perennial, transcendent truths over modern secular and materialist worldviews.
• D. Conservative Friends
  Conservative Friends are a traditional branch of Quakers that emphasize plain worship, adherence to historic Quaker beliefs and practices, and a generally theologically conservative outlook.
• E. Catholic traditionalism
  Catholic traditionalism is a movement within the Catholic Church that emphasizes adherence to pre-Vatican II liturgy, doctrine, and devotional practices, often favoring the Latin Mass and traditional moral teachings.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: New Traditionalists
Target entity description: New Traditionalists is a 1981 studio album by American new wave band Devo, noted for its satirical take on conformity and polished synth-driven sound.

• A. Old Right (United States)
  Old Right (United States) was a loosely organized conservative and libertarian movement of the early-to-mid 20th century, associated with figures like Robert A. Taft and known for its opposition to the New Deal, foreign interventionism, and centralized federal power.
• B. Conservatives
  The Conservatives are a major Canadian federal political party that generally advocates for fiscal conservatism, smaller government, and traditional social values.
• C. Traditionalism
  Traditionalism is a metaphysical and religious-philosophical school, associated especially with René Guénon, that upholds the primacy of perennial, transcendent truths over modern secular and materialist worldviews.
• D. Conservative Friends
  Conservative Friends are a traditional branch of Quakers that emphasize plain worship, adherence to historic Quaker beliefs and practices, and a generally theologically conservative outlook.
• E. Catholic traditionalism
  Catholic traditionalism is a movement within the Catholic Church that emphasizes adherence to pre-Vatican II liturgy, doctrine, and devotional practices, often favoring the Latin Mass and traditional moral teachings.
• F. None of above. chosen