Parlez-vous hate? (豆瓣)

表演者: ROME
流派: 民谣
专辑类型: 专辑
介质: LP + CD
发行时间: 2021-01-29
出版者: COP International

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　　IMPORTANT! The release date is 1.29.2021 BUT we are shipping this from Europe to our US headquarters in California. COVID 19 has dramatically impacted our ability to assess timeframes for shipping. We anticipate that this will ship mid to end February. Please understand that this is completely out of our control and be patient if this date gets delayed. Much appreciated! And ... (展开全部) 　　IMPORTANT! The release date is 1.29.2021 BUT we are shipping this from Europe to our US headquarters in California. COVID 19 has dramatically impacted our ability to assess timeframes for shipping. We anticipate that this will ship mid to end February. Please understand that this is completely out of our control and be patient if this date gets delayed. Much appreciated! And now for the fun:
　　Completely different artwork to the European editions
　　CD in slipcase
　　Pink 12“ vinyl
　　180g audiophile vinyl
　　Sturdy cardboard sleeve
　　Printed inner sleeve
　　Strictly limited to 500 copies
　　FOLK IS NOT DEAD!
　　ROME is back with a surprising new album bursting with anthems; a tongue-in-cheek, punk rock cry for freedom of expression! After last year’s phenomenal long player, „The Lone Furrow“, no one was expecting Reuter to hit so soon and so hard, but „Parlez-Vous Hate?” delivers on all fronts.
　　The opening title track is a bold, bleak beast of a song. Disturbingly anthemic and unyielding in nature. It seems that Reuter, a tenebrous magus, whose forefather’s fought Franco’s troops in Spain and later the Nazis in Luxembourg, won’t stand aside while watching democracy and its freedom trampled underfoot by the most privileged, uprooted, and bourgeois of generations this continent has ever seen. Our nations are fragile beings, seemingly under threat from various sides and the all-encompassing disassemblage starting with language which is again struggling in the grips of totalitarian thought.
　　„Born In The E.U.“ (no cover version!) is easily the catchiest song Reuter has ever come up with. At the same time, it will likely remain one of the most enigmatic and ambiguous: The chorus being a declaration of your birthplace and the right to all of the blood and the confusion and the pride and the shame and the grace that comes with it. A tongue-in-cheek stadium-rock look-alike, the track is an ironic retort to the blue-collar communities and blind nationalism and sneakily suggesting Reuter as the European underground version of The Boss.
　　And just like the source material, „Born In The E.U.“ is revealed as far more than a knuckleheaded, jingoistic sing-a-long. It's a ragged-lunged hymn to long-gone hopes, a possibly treacherous government, and a lurking war. On „Parlez-Vous Hate?”, Reuter’s much-discussed genius lies in finding the humanity and tragedy in the everyday, and punching it out with a grizzled kind of grandeur. „Born In The E.U.“ could be the anthem of a generation that sings along despite huge political and national gulfs.
　　„Der Adler Trägt Kein Lied“ is a short but potent ballad, a melancholy lament to a besieged world with vivid imagery throughout; while „Death From Above“ is yet another infectious, almost pop song with a great hook and sing-along backing vocals, whilst the theme and lyric are particular bleak ones.
　　Another highlight is the hilariously uncompromising track „Panzerschokolade“, an amphetamine-fuelled tour de force that would have made Lemmy proud.
　　The album closes with the beautiful „Alesia“ to which friend and foe will soon sing along too, followed by the comforting sounds of „Fort Nera, Eumesville“ named after Reuter’s personal retreat.
　　ROME’s surprise album is a barn-burning, bombs-dropping, ceiling-cracking, ozone-splitting all-out-attack on what one would have expected from ROME after last year’s thought-provoking „The Lone Furrow“, and delightfully offhanded in its delivery.
　　LIMITED 12” VINYL+CD US EDITION:
　　TRACKLISTING LP – SIDE A:
　　Shangri-Fa
　　Parlez-Vous Hate?
　　Born In The E.U.
　　Death From Above
　　Panzerschokolade
　　Der Adler Trägt Kein Lied
　　Toll In The Great Death
　　TRACKLISTING LP – SIDE B:
　　Feral Agents
　　You Owe Me A Whole World
　　Blood For All
　　Alesia
　　Fort Nera, Eumesville
　　TRACKLISTING CD:
　　Shangri-Fa
　　Parlez-Vous Hate?
　　Born In The E.U.
　　Death From Above
　　Panzerschokolade
　　Der Adler Trägt Kein Lied
　　Toll In The Great Death
　　Feral Agents
　　You Owe Me A Whole World
　　Blood For All
　　Alesia
　　Fort Nera, Eumesville