Bodega deliver new single "Thrown"
New York's Bodega have kicked off 2022 with "Thrown", the second single to be lifted from their Broken Equipment album.
Bodega announced their Broken Equipment album in October last year with lead outing "Doers", and now the group have unveiled a second cut from the record titled "Thrown".
The band's Ben Hozie says of the new release, ""Thrown" was an attempt at a self-portrait track. The older I get the less I trust my own thoughts and perceptions of self ——> I realise most of my values and judgments come from the records, films, books, and advertisements I have consumed my whole life. Recognising this ‘thrown-ness,’ while slightly disturbing, has been a source of inspiration for my creative mind. If the mind can only output what has been presented —> provide it with the proper input. You can remake yourself entirely at the drop of a (top)hat. The inputs I selected for this lyric: James Joyce and Bob Dylan. The music, to me, is a synthesis of many of the stylistic motifs our group has developed over the past few years: syncopated bass over a slow-shifting sea of guitar harmonics, violent guitar spams with machine influenced but human-played drums; plus male/female vox alternating between spoken text raps and melody."
Broken Equipment will follow the band's 2018 debut Endless Scroll, and was inspired by a book club after the band grouped together to study the works of various philosophers in early 2020.
In 2019 Bodega released their Shiny New Model mini-album.
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