Anyway, this song is quite obvious. It's about the plastic crap we get on the radio nowadays, (No, not paint/coffee stains ;]) which X-Factor and Britain's Got Talent (and Simon Cowell in general) have a lot to answer for.
"I know this song is ironic, electronic hypocrisy coming from a band who used to care for mirrors (In more ways than one)" is a brilliant line, regarding Dave's hair loss and that he's no longer a cute poster boy, but a bald, tattooed semi-muscle man. (And it suits him, he's a metal-driven, riffing beast) It's the image thing that a lot of these critics and pathetic reviewers pick up on.
Awesome song, hopefully a single which will propel InMe to the stardom these brilliant musicians deserve!
Anyway, this song is quite obvious. It's about the plastic crap we get on the radio nowadays, (No, not paint/coffee stains ;]) which X-Factor and Britain's Got Talent (and Simon Cowell in general) have a lot to answer for.
"I know this song is ironic, electronic hypocrisy coming from a band who used to care for mirrors (In more ways than one)" is a brilliant line, regarding Dave's hair loss and that he's no longer a cute poster boy, but a bald, tattooed semi-muscle man. (And it suits him, he's a metal-driven, riffing beast) It's the image thing that a lot of these critics and pathetic reviewers pick up on.
Awesome song, hopefully a single which will propel InMe to the stardom these brilliant musicians deserve!