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By Taylor Fields Jul 7, 2021 Garbage is bringing their new music to life in some new and exclusive performances for iHeartRadio. In a few new videos, the alternative rock band performs several songs from their latest album, No Gods No Masters, including the title track No Gods No Masters and The Trick Is To Keep Breathing. No Gods No Masters, released last month on June 11, is Garbage s seventh full-length album and follows 2016 s Strange Little Birds. The new project includes 11 new songs including the title track, The Men Who Rule The World, Wolves and The Trick Is To Keep Breathing. In a statement, Garbage s front woman Shirley Manson explained the significance of their new album. She explained, This is our seventh record, the significant numerology of which affected the DNA of its content: the seven virtues, the seven sorrows, and the seven deadly sins. She added, It was our way of trying to make sense of how f ing nuts the world i ....
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Garbage | No Gods No Masters / 28 June 2021 63 Views For Shirley Manson, the gloves are well and truly off. The political turmoil of recent years has infiltrated Garbage’s often-furious seventh album, with no target off-limits: the capitalist ideal (The Men Who Rule The World), racial inequality (Waiting for God) and sexism (Godheads) all feel Manson’s barely contained ire. Of course, such anger suits Garbage’s most recognisable mode, often on forceful display here: dense, layered noise, all buzzsaw guitars, harsh electronics and industrial clatter. Yet there’s sonic variety: revenge drama A Woman Destroyed is an ominous anti-ballad; the patriarchy-attacking Flipping The Bird has a vintage New Order sheen. It’s not all pessimism, either: the frenzied synth-pop of the excellent title track, inspired by a trip to Chile, imagines a better future for humanity. Shaun Curran ....
No Gods No Masters: Garbage are back and just as great as they were in the 90s stuff.co.nz - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from stuff.co.nz Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
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