Art Feynman – Down With Heaven

“Down With Heaven” is dark, propulsive electro-punk, and the lyric is a demolition job on paradise: he ranks himself beneath the lowest animal, watches the rainbow sag, asks for the unflattering truth, and writes off heaven as a cheap fantasy from the discount aisle. After a mid-song breakdown the guitars surge back and a promise of freedom repeats like a mantra, answered each time by the catch that it only arrives once he’s gone. Temple’s point: aim for heaven and you feed its opposite. Out now on Western Vinyl.