
Pet Shop Boys share the satirical "Social Media" as second track out of four this week
Pet Shop Boys have shared new single "Social Media", the second track from their forthcoming Agenda EP landing on Friday.
Yesterday (5 February) Pet Shop Boys returned with a new agenda; four tracks dropping across four days, led by the first political/satirical number "Give Stupidity a Chance".
Today the second single has arrived, and sees Pet Shop Boys tackle the depths of "Social Media" over a ludicrously infectious club beat.
"Social Media" must be the second satirical track out of three (and one sad track yet to arrive) that Neil Tennant detailed, as they utilise the best, and worst, clichés from social media in their lyrics, "When you care about the issues of the day / Check your facts on Wikipedia", and "It's so nice when people like you / You're feeling #blessed". It lands with a pretty brilliant video too.
Tennant added yesterday that the tracks have come about "because of the times we’re living through."
Agenda is Pet Shop Boys' first project since 2016's Super. The four tracks were recorded towards the end of 2018 with the help of producer Tim Powell. None of the tracks will feature on their forthcoming album produced by Stuart Price, and is due to land in Autumn this year.
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