Buñuel‘s third single from their new double album “Mansuetude” has been revealed. That song is titled “Class” and can be experienced below. Ex-Oxbow vocalist Eugene S. Robinson, who fronts the group, had the following to share of the meaning behind the cut:
“America is schizophrenic about class and class attributes. On the one hand we claim it doesn’t exist here, on the other hand like Paul Fussell lays out in his book on class it works its way through every aspect of American life and living. The song itself eviscerates the notion by placing it where it most needs to be placed: in the iD fuelled underworld.”
“Mansuetude” is headed for an October 25th release date.
