Bristol-based Allflaws has released their new single "Subservience," a precursor to the upcoming album The Age of Nefarious. This track explores themes of control and censorship, highlighting the erosion of individuality in a surveillance-heavy society. Founded by Gabriel Curran, Allflaws combines distorted industrial sounds with dynamic trip-hop beats and hip-hop vocals. "Subservience" is the third single from the album, following "Vanity Matrix" and "Chimera," although the album’s release date remains undisclosed.
What do you think the rising themes of surveillance and control in modern music say about society’s current state, and how might they influence listeners’ perceptions of personal autonomy?
