Low Fat Jesus is 9 o’clock Nasty’s Single
Good Day Noir Family,
9 o’clock Nasty are in God mode…the divine message has reached them and enlightened their souls.
Low Fat Jesus is 9 o’clock Nasty’s Single
Here we are, the metamorphosis has taken place.
These irreverent rockers from Leicester are now the bearers of a metaphysical and ancestral message.
Fearlessly they rail against the institution that has ruled human consciences for more than 2,000 years.
The church with its dogmas is targeted by the 9 o’clock Nasty who boldly speak of the evils of this institution.
If the Vatican will send a hitman to take care of them, it is certainly a possibility they had considered while composing this tune. For this reason, the message of this song takes on an even greater meaning.
9 o’clock Nasty are martyrs here to open people’s eyes and minds through their music.
I believe that this role was given to them by Jesus…if in the past there was a rebellious person it was surely Jesus of Nazareth…he was punk before punks.
I’m sure He would have loved 9 o’clock Nasty, courage will always be rewarded by the one who moves everything.
I hope the Pope is going to turn a blind eye so we will still have a chance to listen to future songs by this great band.
Low Fat Jesus is 9 o’clock Nasty’s Single Out Now!
Pure Irreverent Punk!
Low Fat Jesus is 9 o’clock Nasty’s Single
“This is not a song about the Jesus that threw the moneylenders out of the temple. This is a song about the Jesus that welcomed them in, as long as they contributed a fair percentage of their income as rent. Low Fat Jesus is a song about perversion and gaslighting on a global scale. Let’s face facts, Disney and Coca Cola are pretty good at branding, but they are rank amateurs next to the 2000 year masterclass of the church.“
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