Blackout Problems Issue New Single 'GERMANY, GERMANY'
The song is taken from their forthcoming album DARK out January 15th.
By: Sarah Jae Leiber

Blackout Problems have released their brand new single 'GERMANY, GERMANY'. The video premiered with Kerrang alongside an in-depth interview, and is taken from their forthcoming album DARK out January 15th via Sony Music/Music For Nations, available to pre-order here.
'GERMANY, GERMANY' is a sharp-tongued track rock track rich in electronics, which takes aim at the troubled history of the band's home country, but also that of the wider world's view on its citizens. Speaking to Kerrang about the single frontman and guitarist Mario Radetzky explains, "GERMANY, GERMANY is a song that takes quite a critical look at our country... In Germany, we have a brilliant healthcare system, but we have a difficult history with stuff like World War II, and even now we have issues with groups like [anti-Islam far-right movement] Pegida attracting 30,000 people to their marches. GERMANY, GERMANY rallies against the prejudices of the anti-refugee movement, but it celebrates the beauty of our country, too. That said, I wouldn't consider myself at all a patriot." The song is the latest to be taken from the upcoming album DARK and follows a string of well received singles last year also taken from the album including the hard-hitting 'LADY EARTH', down-tempo electronics in 'HOUSEONFIRE', the upbeat and energetic 'BROTHER', the pensive and pulsing title track 'DARK' and the emotionally-charged anthem 'MURDERER'.Listen here:

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