Sings Alaska in his new ‘single’ fangoria‘A little bit of everything’, “don’t care about the concrete / common sense people go to the general”. And so he argues lying as a “necessary social weapon” to avoid us all killing each other every day for extreme honesty. “‘How are you?’ When they ask, do you really expect me to tell you how my senior year was? No, right?” she thinks. “Or when an artist asks you to tell me what you think about her latest album,” Nacho Canut adds. “I’ve never asked anyone that in my life. I wouldn’t even think of it!”
Based on the principle of civilized coexistence, whether by euphemism, negligence or religious trolling, Fangoria completes the five-song epé ‘Ex profeso’, with which it now closes a trilogy packaged under the title ‘Entre paréntesis’. A cycle of short albums, which Canut compares with the unforgettable epic ‘Un día cualquiera en Vulcano’ (1992-95), behind which the unknown appears. Will they re-arm their quest for new sound after the aforementioned parenthesis? “We’ve never been sound seekers,” Canut warns. “We’ve always heard new music and wanted to sound like Boney M or Gary Glitter or the Sex Pistols or The Beloved or Orbital… search for new sounds”.
Miley Cyrus and rock’n’roll
In “Ex profeso,” that mutant song that always begins with “Satanism, abstract art and …” reappears, this time with a quote from the New York Dolls. In other cases, the epilogue referred to rock’n’roll, techno-pop, or acid house. Everything about the influence of “hidden traditions” in art, reminiscent of Alaska, comes from that exhibition at CCCB, ‘La llum negra’. “We thought of a few things demonizedand this time we put the ‘New York Dolls’ because you have to see the criticism they were subjected to at the time”. After all, the attraction comes back periodically, right? Of course there is Måneskin. “And Britney (Spears) or Miley (Cyrus). They all have a song with a captivating rhythm,” he observes. In front of the daughter of country bard Billy Ray Cyrus, everything is awe-inspiring. “He’s a rock’n’roll star. The Sandra Dee of the 20th Century”.
it gives that feeling Second youth of Alaska and Nacho Canut stretches indefinitelyFlying over fashion and trends. “It’s like swimming in the Dead Sea. It’s a little worrying”, slips in humorously, but it’s a “very comfortable moment” for him. They are also content with the evolution of the musical canon in Spain. “The techno bases Quevedo uses with BZRP, Rojuu and Depresión Sonora, similar to Sisters of Mercy,” says Alaska. “Y girls i like‘aitanalar’, ‘anas menas’… All these are very close to us”.
More important than Bowie
And there they continue their high references as always. Michael JacksonThriller turns 40 these days. They speculate that the cancellation culture punishing a Woody Allen simply and simply didn’t get to him because he “died” (as a result of the sexual harassment accusations). “If he had lived, no one would have made a record and given a concert.”, adventure Alaska. Canut says it is appropriate to stand in front of his statue. “Michael is hugely important in the history of music, even more important than Bowie. All those stars: Beyoncé, Drake… They’re Michael. absolute pioneer”.
Saying that he has retired from the media, Canut is lucky to be in this interview. “Because we are talking about music here. But why say things that won’t haunt you for two weeks on the nets? Why take the risk?” he thinks. She says even Alaska has reduced her looks. “I am no longer arguing. it doesn’t make up for me”. His eyes were caught on the tour they were going to do in March. “They will be concerts, not tours,” the singer states. “We are like folkloric who do not tour. Open contract”.
Source: Informacion
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