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01. "Thrown" 02. "Doers" 03. "Territorial call of the female" 04. "NYC (Disambiguation)" 05. "Statuette on the console" 06. "C.I.R.P." 07. "Pillar on the bridge of you" 08. "How can I help ya?" 09. "No blade of grass" 10. "All past lovers" 11. "Seneca the stoic" 12. "After jane" 13. "Keine Titelinformation"
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 | Description: | The follow-up to the band's acclaimed debut album, Endless Scroll (2018), and 2019's Shiny New Model EP, Broken Equipment was inspired by a book club. In the early months of 2020, the Brooklyn art-punk incendiaries gathered together with close friends to study the works of a wide range of philosophers. Passionate debates lasting long into the night became a regular occurrence, motivating the band to become as ideologically unified as the weighty tomes they were reading. Broken Equipment is BODEGAâ??s attempt to interrogate the external factors that make them who they are, propelling existential quandaries with tongue-in-cheek humour, highly personal lyrics, and irresistible grooves.
The albumâ??s 12 songs are set in present day New York City, packing in references to contemporary issues of algorithmic targeting, media gentrification, and the band itself. On 'NYC (disambiguation)', they break down how the Big Apple was â??founded by a corporationâ? and history remains alive in the present. The poetic 'Pillar on the Bridge of You' is the first love song Ben ever wrote for Nikki, while 'All Past Lovers' gazes back to the â??southern belleâ? and â??chat room suitorâ? who still live inside him today.
To accompany the propulsive pace of 'Statuette on the Console' and its lyrics about switching perspectives, Nikki recorded alternate versions in eight different languages. â??I used God in that song as this arch overlord character, but it could also be a real estate developer,â? she explains. â??Itâ??s about anyone who puts their reality on your back and forces you to carry it around.â? In that song, Nikki also wryly states that although she doesnâ??t have faith in this particular â??God,â? she is still â??living life with (my) platitudes.â? On 'Territorial Call of the Female', Nikki playfully quips that â??when the man is around thatâ??s when Iâ??m putting you down,â? highlighting how in the past she unknowingly reinforced patriarchal values by turning against other women to attract men. Itâ??s moments like these where BODEGA most exemplifies their self-professed motto that â??the best critique is self critique.â?
As the bandâ??s art director, Nikki commissioned the sculpture featured on the cover of Broken Equipment as a companion to the cover of their debut, Endless Scroll. â??Theyâ??re in the same world,â? she explains. â??The Endless Scroll sculpture was kind of shaped like a computer but also a gavel that a judge would have. That album was about how we do not yet know in the information age what technology is doing to our brains. It was almost on the precipice of a judgement. Now, with the pointing finger machine on the cover of Broken Equipment, I wanted to convey the sense in which social media and Web 2.0 turn people who would otherwise be allies against each other.â? - |  | Manufacturer No.: |
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