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The Bony King of Nowhere is the artistic alias of Belgian artist Bram Vanparys. He made a mark in '18 with the release of his critically acclaimed album Silent Days. The record received consistent 4- & 5-star press reviews and was hailed as his best album to date. Silent Days revealed the full potential of the singer-songwriter and his commitment to never repeat himself and keep surpassing his creative abilities.
The new album, entitled Everybody Knows, has been a long time coming, partly due to Vanparys’ aforementioned pledge to artistic evolution. The first two tracks he unveiled give a definite hint of what to expect from this album. ‘Are You Still Alive’ and ‘Almost Invisible’ carry the quality mark, known colour scheme and scent of The Bony King of Nowhere, but add many more hues and details. The new record showcases the new league Vanparys is playing in. Themes like rusted patterns in society, the obedience of the everyday man, the structural false ignorance of big shots, the toxicity of online communication and other very recognisable but not always pleasant subjects. Inspired by the observations of many sociologists, Vanparys dissects our society, the loneliest ever. This album is not just disconcerting, though, in its strength lies a sense of hope and vigour.
The new album, entitled Everybody Knows, has been a long time coming, partly due to Vanparys’ aforementioned pledge to artistic evolution. The first two tracks he unveiled give a definite hint of what to expect from this album. ‘Are You Still Alive’ and ‘Almost Invisible’ carry the quality mark, known colour scheme and scent of The Bony King of Nowhere, but add many more hues and details. The new record showcases the new league Vanparys is playing in. Themes like rusted patterns in society, the obedience of the everyday man, the structural false ignorance of big shots, the toxicity of online communication and other very recognisable but not always pleasant subjects. Inspired by the observations of many sociologists, Vanparys dissects our society, the loneliest ever. This album is not just disconcerting, though, in its strength lies a sense of hope and vigour.
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