Fangoria has finally revealed the first single from his upcoming album, 'Songs for Romantic Robots', a song titled 'Polisentimental Geometry' that almost seems to continue in the exact wake of 'Cuatricromía' (2013). That assumption takes shape when knowing that Fangoria has counted on Guille Milkyway (The Blue House) and Jon Klein (ex Specimen, ex Siouxsie & The Banshees) in the production of this new album, two of the producers of 'Cuatricromía'.
With Fangoria, before listening to any new song, we already know what we are going to find, right? Alaska and Nacho have their formula and that is precisely what has made us follow Fangoria for decades. The first listen to 'Polysentimental Geometry' is the most critical: "This sounds like ...", "nothing new" y "I expected more" are some of the comments that are already being read on the Internet regarding that first listening.
The funny thing comes with the second listen, just when you discover that you have memorized the most twisted part of the letter -Fangoria's usual point- and that you are even dancing it sitting down. Therein lies the magic of Fangoria: they are the contact glue of electronic music. An example: I don't like Camela, but "Her heart is indomitable and she does not love me, and I am dying for her love and I can never convince her, she always says no, talk to her please" I know it in a rush and I even sing it to you with intention. Why? Because it sticks, it gives cramps. Fangoria is the same.
This is how Fangoria describes his new album: «Songs for Romantic Robots is Fangoria's twelfth album and like each of his works, it is a statement of intent made through songs that reflect the state of that world impossible to describe but so easy to enjoy in which they inhabit Alaska and Nacho Canut ».
The premiere of 'Geometría polisentimental' has been accompanied by its video clip, which we leave you below. The launch of 'Songs for romantic robots' is scheduled for February 12, so we will not be enjoying it at all. How are your expectations going with this new work by Fangoria?