The Politics of Personal Destruction by Nick Flessa
Pressed against the thorny entrenched mythology of Americana, The Politics of Personal Destruction splits the seams of the trappings of Capitalism to reflect on ways in which superficiality takes precedence over dignity in the current zeitgeist. Songs are inner monologues of different characters navigating how to exist: within the gauze of surveillance culture, between social expectations, romantic relationships, deceptive digital environments, and ‘smoggy mountains in the silver palace’. – Zoe Koke
