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Systemic [CD] (ONLINE ORDER ONLY)
Systemic [CD] (ONLINE ORDER ONLY)
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Systems built on hate always fail. Systemic is a prayer to our ancestors. A prayer for land to be given back to Indigenous people, and for future generations to be free from this cycle of violence. Takiaya Reed (Divide and Dissolve)
Divide and Dissolves new album Systemic examines the systems that intrinsically bind us and calls for a system that facilitates life for everyone. Its a message that fits with the bands core intention: to make music that honours their ancestors and Indigenous land, to oppose white supremacy, and to work towards a future of Black and Indigenous liberation.
Like its predecessor Gas Lit, Systemic was produced by Ruban Neilson of Unknown Mortal Orchestra and is preceded by the lead single and video "Blood Quantum" which calls into question the violent process of verification of identity.
You can feel the deep intention in Divide and Dissolves music. Their dense sound is overwhelmingly heavy; a dissonant pounding of percussion, guitars, piano, synths and saxophone, interwoven with passages of orchestral beauty that give a feeling of respite.
In Systemic, Divide and Dissolve reflect deeply on the systems that perpetuate colonial violence. The album reflects on systems that facilitate a better future. The album is a prayer to our ancestors, Takiaya says. A prayer for land to be given back to Indigenous people, and for future generations to be free from this cycle of violence.
Systemic is a thick wash of sound, equal parts beauty and anguish and creates a wholly encompassing experience for even a casual listener.
1. Want 2. Blood Quantum 3. Derail 4. Simulacra 5. Reproach 6. Indignation 7. Kingdom Of Fear (featuring Minori Sanchiz-Fung) 8. Omnipotent 9. Desire
- Format Detail: CD Digipack
- Format: CD
- Genre: Metal
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