I can relate to how you feel Sean, though for me I have to refrain from sharing my sedevacantist viewpoint regarding the crisis in the church, especially with the rapid influx of indult refugees recently.
I will say that the chapel I attend at is one of the better ones in the neo-SSPX in terms of speaking out against modernism and VII. The chapel has a wonderful bookstore that has some of the writings of Archbishop Lefbvre (I picked up his Letter to Confused Catholics recently), Michael Davies, Fr Cekada, and other great traditional authors. There's even a poster pinned to the wall listing the errors of VII if I remember correctly. It's definitely a great place for newcomers to traditional Catholicism to go by to expand their knowledge on the faith and the crisis in the Church.
However, like you have noted, I don't hear preaching about the crisis in the Church regularly. It does get mentioned sometimes, but rarely is it really expanded upon (Fr Horvath has been the strongest preacher on this so far). The content of the regular sermons are still edifying (especially Fr Horvath's sermons; they always feel like they are personally calling me out, but in a good way), though I prefer to hear the CMRI priest that offers Mass at the SV chapel that I also attend preach.