Rouge Kills Flies shares forward-thinking album ‘THE BURNING’
‘THE BURNING’ by New York artist Rouge Kills Flies has finally arrived, admirably going against the grain with its provocative themes and genre-defying soundscapes. This 15-track project delves into the duality of fire, symbolizing both devastation and rebirth while tackling relevant issues like climate change, technology, capitalism, and personal struggles.
Rouge Kills Flies’ artistic brilliance takes center stage on ‘THE BURNING,’ as he weaves an immersive narrative following a protagonist in a dystopian future, hunting for forbidden technology. The album’s captivating storyline and diverse sonic landscapes showcase Rouge Kills Flies’ trailblazing talent, while versatile soundscapes that include elements of hip-hop, DnB, punk and more demonstrate his eclectic style.
There are many immersive, memorable moments throughout ‘THE BURNING’ that present both hard-hitting soundscapes as well as as atmospheric, introspective joints. “ANDROIDS DREAD THE REDS” and “THE GHOSTS AIN’T REAL” are standout tracks on Rouge Kills Flies’ groundbreaking album, ‘THE BURNING.’ The former kicks off the record with a hard-hitting, intense soundscape that plunges listeners into the dystopian world that the album’s narrative inhabits. Featuring heavy basslines and experimental production, this track sets the stage for the thematic exploration of technology, paranoia, and the struggle for survival in a futuristic society.
In contrast, “THE GHOSTS AIN’T REAL” unveils a more emotive side of Rouge Kills Flies’ artistry. The track delves into personal struggles, self-doubt, and vulnerability while touching on themes of connection and longing. With haunting melodies and introspective lyrics, this song offers a glimpse into the artist’s ability to create intimate, thought-provoking music within the larger conceptual framework of ‘THE BURNING.’
Listen to ‘THE BURNING’ HERE
