From environmental collapse to political hypocrisy, from personal disillusionment to societal breakdown, the brand new songs from Clawfinger dig deep into the contradictions of modern existence. ""Going Down (Like Titanic)"" sets the tone: we might be back in the game, but the game is rigged, the ship is sinking, and we're all still partying on the deck pretending it's fine. ""Big Brother"" takes a jab at our obsession with artificial fame and fake reality, while ""Environmental Patients"" diagnoses humanity with a terminal case of selfishness and the prognosis isn't great. This album isn't trying to offer easy answers, just honest questions, screamed, spat, and riffed out through clenched teeth, heavy guitars and pounding drums. It's about what happens when you take a good, hard look at the world... and yourself... and decide to tell the truth anyway, even if it's ugly.
