News on your favorite shows, specials & more!

Arrows Of Love's 'PRODUCT: Your Soundtrack To The Impending Societal Collapse' Out Now

By: Aug. 11, 2017
Enter Your Email to Unlock This Article

Plus, get the best of BroadwayWorld delivered to your inbox, and unlimited access to our editorial content across the globe.




Existing user? Just click login.

Arrows of Love isn't for the faint of heart, for there's atypical algorithms that go into the making of the album that may disrupt the classically trained ear, heart, and mind. Politically and socially riotous, their intense new album PRODUCT, out now via I'm Not From London Records, has gotten raving critical reviews.

Accumulating significant accolades, from receiving backing from the UK's highly competitive PRS Momentum Music Fund to collaborating on stage with the likes of Flamingods, Bo Ningen, Ulrika Spacek, and Wolf Alice, and drawing comparisons to Sonic Youth and McClusky, Arrows of Love have captured significant buzz around their fiercely energetic live shows and wildly inventive yet diverse songwriting. PRODUCT is expertly mastered by Shellac's Bob Weston (David Bowie, LCD Soundsystem.)

The band, not one to mince words, explains,
"'PRODUCT'? Isn't it obvious? Well y'know we looked around at all the sty, despicably boring bands littering the musical horizons and thought 'I know, let's just try NOT recording songs that just sound like previous eras but far less memorable,' and see if the music industry can handle it. No that's not true at all. We already know it can't. Because by now it's obvious to anyone with half a working nostril that most the 2-bit spickers that comprise this crud-infested collection of sycophantic flea-like arse-dwellers that we call a music industry, the people who have ruined this nation's ear by stuffing the worst faeces into people's ears while rubbing their dicks with their wallets, are so divorced from any original love of music they had in the first place, and have got the whole bloody game sewn up end to end, that the public can just expect to have MacDonalds-equivalent musical 'Happy Meals' shoved down their malnourished throats until everyone believes that's exactly what they want most. We fully expect to sell at least 36 copies of this album to supportive righteous souls who know and like us, while the rest of our left-wing savvy audience of dissenters figure out ways of having it for free and just come to the shows to have a good fing time on guest list, before we go broke, decide to get off this stupid ride they call 'being a musician', start battening down the hatches, watch s hit the fan, and at least know that we gave the people who matter a soundtrack."

Listen/Buy/Share HERE



Comments

To post a comment, you must register and login.






Videos