"If you want to know what makes me sad
Well it's hope, the endurance of faith
A battle that lasts a lifetime
A fight that never ends"
Just for info's sake, Nietzsche said something about if you embrace faithlessness/atheism/nihilism, the more you try and turn back and embrace it, the more error and uselessness you find in it. This phrase sums up that theory perfectly, go Bloc Party. This CD makes it seem like Kele is going through a rough period in his life, anyone agree? Compared to Silent alarm they are definitely maturing. I think this CD speaks a lot of our modern society, becoming more and more nihilistic
It certainly showed that the band is maturing (I haven't listened to 'intimacy' yet so..). And it does speak about the state of affairs of today's society. Let's hope they keep up the good work.
It certainly showed that the band is maturing (I haven't listened to 'intimacy' yet so..). And it does speak about the state of affairs of today's society. Let's hope they keep up the good work.
Moushi pretty much summed it up.
"If you want to know what makes me sad Well it's hope, the endurance of faith A battle that lasts a lifetime A fight that never ends"
Just for info's sake, Nietzsche said something about if you embrace faithlessness/atheism/nihilism, the more you try and turn back and embrace it, the more error and uselessness you find in it. This phrase sums up that theory perfectly, go Bloc Party. This CD makes it seem like Kele is going through a rough period in his life, anyone agree? Compared to Silent alarm they are definitely maturing. I think this CD speaks a lot of our modern society, becoming more and more nihilistic
It certainly showed that the band is maturing (I haven't listened to 'intimacy' yet so..). And it does speak about the state of affairs of today's society. Let's hope they keep up the good work.
It certainly showed that the band is maturing (I haven't listened to 'intimacy' yet so..). And it does speak about the state of affairs of today's society. Let's hope they keep up the good work.