Sweden's Proletarian Poetry unveil their new track, "Betrayal", expanding the project's steadily evolving sonic identity.
Patrik Pavlov, the project's central figure, describes the piece as "a dark and danceable song with drive despite the slow tempo (BPM 115). In the borderland between darkwave and synthpop. Heavy and playful drums, dark male vocals and melodies with oriental elements make this a unique song. It starts calmly and minimalistic and builds on before, after an experimental break, it lets loose".
Based in Gothenburg, the act continue to merge EBM and synthpop with socially critical, politically charged lyricism. Their work confronts the warlike, dehumanised state of the modern world, taking a firm stance against warmongering, injustice and the escalating threats facing the planet's survival. Link
PROLETARIAN POETRY - Showcases "Betrayal"
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