Pink Turns Blue Return With Their Latest Animated Music Video For Black Swan

Pink Turns Blue 
Black Swan (But I Know There Is More To Life) 
Orden Records 
 
The title track from the forthcoming February new album, Black Swan from Pink Turns Blue is out now. Checking the list of what life has to offer, with beauty and emotion as well as material and social gain, Black Swan allows us to examine the diaspora of alternative perception outside of the taxman’s ideal. You know they want us to hand over our lives to the gods of revenue and sacrifice a percentage as tithes to the government. Clearly, we owe them something for the fact we’re living in an educated, policed, and functioning society, but do we sacrifice the benefits of being alive? Formed in Berlin during 1985, Pink Turns Blue recently have been touring the States and Europe to promote their 2022 album Tainted. Decisively alike to post-punk icons such as Joy Division, Interpol, and Bauhaus, their Berlin Wall era background brings a suddenness and polarism to their creative delivery.  
 
Sombre keys begin to enchant with repeating vibes and subtle melodic flow. A resonance hides within the mix as roomy spaciousness reveals human qualities. The voice enters. Mic Jogwer haunts with solemn tones and mesmerising poetry. An electric guitar rises to meet the keyboard, bass and drums crash though as the passion in the song moves from one end of the scale to the other. New melodies surface, guitar pulses rise from the tension and release emotional dance energy that holds on tight. The vocal carries us through, a uniform story of progressive meaning takes the music as it rises and falls like waves felt during dramatic realisations.  

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A very interesting book: Beyond the Wall: East Germany, 1949-1990 (Purchases reward the journal)

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