burn, witch, burn, by postcards from new zealand

burn, witch, burn

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	1.	who's wearing pants 01:28
	2.	on a silver plate 02:12
	3.	all the same 02:35
	4.	pinky swear 02:31
	5.	soccer mum 02:59
	6.	pill fight 02:29
	7.	dead skin care 02:54
	8.	holy bazongas 03:48
	9.	themiscyra 03:32
	10.	burn, witch, burn 06:47

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first chapter of the ‘betwixt and between’ trilogy, a series of albums exploring liminality, hybrids and ambiguity.

the word ‘witch’ means a lot of stuff. it’s mainly been used by ignorant and stupid people to denigrate and ridicule that which they could not understand, such as intelligent life or logic or science.
this is not a tribute to witches, nor has anything to do with black cats or flying brooms. today everyone’s someone else’s witch, we just stopped using the word but the hate is still there.

it’s an album about people fearing and hating what other people are or what they are themselves. it’s about men hating women, women hating men, men hating men, women hating women… once again, not much love involved. it’s about how we tend to think of others as “different” in terms of “better” or “worse” instead of appreciating the differences. it’s about over-loving bigot soccer moms, mary-hating priests, colour coding nonsense, bullying and so on; there’s even a song about those great people in the shadows who can see past our genitalia and actually achieve something while we shout at each other.

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released April 15, 2022

composed, performed, recorded, mixed, mastered and produced by pfnz.

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