Bizarre Love Triangle they have done it again. I mean that they have once again hidden as “tracks” songs with greater potential and accessibility than some of the advance singles from one of their albums.
Although ‘My Cathedral’ was presented with one of their most commercial singles, a ‘Sacrificio’ that was reminiscent of The Cure, they later played a game of confusion with ‘Pat a tranca’. But ‘I hate my generation’ is the recording that can be as sung in their concerts – or almost – as ‘Barca quemada’, their most popular “non-single”. It’s our Song of the Day today.
The song repeats ad nauseam “I hate everyone from my generation”, adding self-criticism “I hate everyone who is like me.” We will soon have the opportunity to speak with Triángulo de Amor Bizarro about this song, but from their new label Sonido Muchacho they anticipate that this song corresponds to their “most combative” side, clarifying that “it is not a generational reckoning,” but rather “a refusal to accommodate.” They conclude: «anger is not posturing; It is a form of hygiene.
In that line goes the lyrics about “the four lovers of the king” who “know who to obey.” He also talks about someone who “steals the gold of the poor”, which could have to do with oligarchies and the power of social networks, in recent times, far-right.
In Infobae, Isa Cea also spoke about machismo: «What I hate most about my generation is internalized machismo, but when I say “I hate my generation” it is a feeling of going against what exists, whatever generation it is. “It is very important to have your own judgment and common sense, so as not to end up in a bad way.” As for drummer Rafael Mallo, he talks about “going against the norm and getting away from where everyone is.”
‘Mi Catedral’ will be the Record of the Week at JENESAISPOP and will be presented throughout the country. The tour includes numerous festivals and also many venues in Granada, Bilbao, Oviedo, Seville, Albacete, Murcia, Santiago, Vigo, Toledo, Málaga, Barcelona and Madrid. Details on their website.
