NBP Human, the rock music project spearheaded by Balazs Janky, has returned with a sonic boom disguised as a single: “Morbid Craziness”. Janky’s return to songwriting peels back the layers of our modern reality, presenting a gritty, yet strangely hopeful, analysis.
“Morbid Craziness” throws a spotlight on the shadowy corners of a world obsessed with deceit. You know, the kind where your toaster probably judges you silently in the morning. It tackles the unsettling acceptance of falsehoods, the elevation of charlatans, and the growing chasm between the powerful and the, well, the powered-down. This isn’t some abstract doom and gloom – Janky is pointing fingers (metaphorically, of course; we don’t know his actual finger-pointing habits) at the very systems that feed on negativity.
But. Wait for the whiplash of positivity.
There is a shift. Did someone just open a window in this dark room? Against this backdrop of calculated chaos, the song champions love. A potent response to the maelstrom. It positions affection not as a passive emotion, but as a freaking sledgehammer. The only real defense.
Think of the “Flower Power” period. Peace and freedom. A way to combat violence.
The track pushes an active rejection of the surrounding “craziness.” It urges personal happiness, like some secret recipe scribbled on a napkin.
Ultimately, “Morbid Craziness” is a stark reminder to grab onto your humanity. It dares us to be, not naive, but audaciously optimistic, holding on with one of the main human caracteristic and weapons: love. Maybe, just maybe, that’s the glitch in the matrix we’ve all been waiting for. The seed of change.
