Wonderlick’s new single, ‘Rhinoceros’ is the second single from their upcoming album, ‘Wonderlick Goes To Struggle’. It follows on from ‘Niagara Falls 1969’, which was launched in Could. ‘Wonderlick Goes To Struggle’ is out on August 1.
Strident, to the purpose of virtually being forceful, Wonderlick’s new single, ‘Rhinoceros’ lets listeners know who’s main the cost on the subject of quirky protest songs. It’s a slow-burner of a rock music, however by the top you’ll know which aspect the band stand on.
The album is a modern-day reply to the message scrawled by Woody Guthrie on his guitar means again in 1943 – “this machine kills fascists”, and the music video for ‘Rhinoceros’ leaves us in little doubt about it, with its in no way refined imagery of individuals in purple caps, and rhinos in black shirts that barrel down anybody and something that goes towards the supposed established order. Rhinos, identified for his or her poor eyesight and tendency to cost on the slightest provocation, are an excellent analogy for the present state of the US authorities and their supporters. They’re buoyed up by the thought of getting some energy to lastly say what they wish to say – the quiet issues – out loud. Wonderlick, nevertheless, know that the rhinos are product of paper; they’re appearing out of concern. When the rhinoceroses ask, “are you considered one of us?” Wonderlick loudly declare, “I’m not considered one of you!”, and the rhinos are revealed for who they really are; that they’re individuals petrified of change and anybody completely different, who solely have energy after they act as a pack, however they’ll’t defend themselves when individuals stand as much as them.
‘Rhinoceros’ is loud and proud, and encourages listeners to be themselves, particularly on the subject of going through as much as the fascists. We’ve definitely bought the equipment to defeat them.
Watch the luxurious lyric video for ‘Rhinoceros’ beneath, and discover out extra about Wonderlick and their music on-line on their official web site, Fb, Spotify, and Bandcamp.
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