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Six​-​figure Income

by MFMB

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MFMB's heavy glam closer, all sneer and bitter pomp, goose-stepping through the corridors of Goldman Sachs and right over the album's burgeoning sense of hope. Thinks The Doors' apocalyptic farewell to the 60s, 'The End,' via Michael Gira's worst hangover.

"We were back and forth on whether to include this on the album. It doesn’t stick to the formula, it’s something else. Still very much MFMB, but perhaps more akin to our previous work. We decided to put it as the closer. The penultimate song on the album is a subtle piano ballad, which would have been a more obvious closer. Six-Figure Income is...some sort of opposite to that. It’s about capitalism, and it’s very angry.”

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Six-figure income, money for the kids
Is this what you have become, doesn't it really bring you down?
 
You're a blight, you're sick, a cancer, nothing for the kids
This is what you have become, doesn't it really bring you down?
 
Burn it, all down, nothing for the kids
Loveless, loveless, loveless, loveless

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released February 23, 2022
MFMB are:

Joakim Lindberg (he/him) - guitars
Vic Narin (they/them) - vocals
Christine Björk (she/her) - vocals
Kristoffer Bäckström (he/him) - drums
Erik Nilsson (he/him) - drums
Sebastian Hedberg (he/him) - bass

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MFMB Malmö, Sweden

It all started in 2005 in Bollnäs, a town situated roughly in the middle of Sweden, when the members of MF/MB/ were just 17. Bored and angry at small-town narrow-mindedness they buried themselves in their music. At first, they played mostly cover songs, members came and went and turbulence prevailed. But then one day everything came together. ... more

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