Vile Bodies by Nico Fantasy

Vile Bodies is named for the 1930 Evelyn Waugh novel of the same name, a razor-sharp satire of decadent and frivolous London society unaware or uncaring of looming disaster. Since there’s nothing decadent or frivolous about our society, and nothing but bright times on the horizon, I have yet to figure out a way to connect these themes to contemporary life.

Waugh’s inspiration from the title is drawn from the Bible originally, the line quoted here: :”Who shall change our vile body, that it may be fashioned like unto his glorious body?”

This album deals with religion, sex and sexuality, power, impending doom, and it’s just all about me and my issues so strap in.

Tracklist

1.	If You're Feeling Existential...	2:19

2.	...Then Fuck You, You're Ruining My Party	1:38

3.	Weimar Bei Nacht	5:56

4.	Bright Young Things (BYT)	3:50

5.	Godhead Revisited	5:18

6.	I Am A Camera	3:58

7.	(Sometimes) You Gotta Dance	2:37

8.	Fatal Hunger	1:34

9.	These Violent Delights	3:21

10.	Futurists	3:57

11.	Please Clap	3:16

12.	West Coast Boy	5:12

13.	When The Party's Just Begun	3:56

14.	Drowning In Pleasure	4:32

15.	Vile Bodies	3:19

Credits

released October 14, 2018

Produced, mixed, and mastered by Nico Fantasy

All non sampled instruments are played by Nico Fantasy

Album artwork by Jim McDonald

License

CC BY-NC-SA 3.0. See the Creative Commons website for details.