The title track of the #explosive debut album No Mythologies to Follow is political in a philosophical way.
And honestly I do hope she goes a political route because that's what makes her interesting with her background in punk. I want her to stop exploring the topical/dance stuff now even though that's where her money is and become the Danish Indie Pop Queen she's destined to be but then again I hate it when fans demand artists to be a certain way, the hypocrisy is real, but I just want her to stop selling out and try to match or top NMTF in a different way and it's funny because the truth is I'm a person who likes to spread the message of kindness, love, and art and that's what this album is really all about #MirrorOnTheCeilin
I'm guessing Final Song is about the last song you hear before an evil dictator rises to power. And Drum must be about the Empire marching to Darth Vader.
Yes, III is about oppression, Amnesty continues its path
But it's so subtle both in singing and lyrics, that it comes off nicely
I hope MØ does the same
It's the best of the three tho. 
y'all have reading comprehension problems.