The world is finally a bit better

Faith No More are after 17 years Studio abstinence with a new song back. The sung mostly by Roddy Bottum song content is already waiting on the Faith-No-More-usual humor. MF is the monologue of a futile attempt cursing to reach someone by phone. After 17 years of absence, already the first self-irony in the first song, so yes we know the band. Musically the song is rather one of the plainer FNM tracks: The beginning is a darkly painted echoing simply to Bottum with his chanting begins on key break-key keyboard number with slight noise of the guitar and the rhythm section abuts a military tone. The chorus carries Patton first as a spherically-raunender backing vocals, then gradually in the lead vocals that you already clearly gets as listeners that the 'Get the Mothafagga on the phone' the Patton because towards the end in front of a pathos pregnant guitar roars into the microphone somewhere also applies himself and damn demand of fans of the band corresponds to re-hear this voice in this context. The last chords of the guitar beat here almost a salute and bow briefly.

The pathos is coated wildly and everyone knows the band knows that Gould, Bordin, Patton, Hudson and Bottum must have laughed at the end of the recording to have the Popzirkus and even his own fans been mugged again. The grand gesture of 'Reunited'-presentation with Crutches is limping to the stage now with self-deprecating exuberant pathos-drenched high-handedness of the brand' You wanted us !!! ' taken to the extreme. FNM affirmation of pop and rock circus around this unmask and decompose makes for one's own monument no support. The return of the band into the studio, one of the last successful music groups in the world, the mass appeal dominate the game the affirmation of Pop as a means of infiltration and deconstruction of music, has been urgently needed. Who is the producing and consuming music world otherwise in the mirror?