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Lyrically, Fired is sharp, minimal, and ruthless. The repetition gives the record its identity, turning the word “fired” into both a hook and a public condemnation. The breakdown line “Donald get your dementia ridden ass out of the middle east” pushes the track even further into direct political rejection, framing the single as a raw protest against war propaganda, imperial narratives, and interventionist power. Instead of overcomplicating the message, Mizter Bonezz keeps it blunt and lets every phrase land with maximum force. This is the kind of record made for listeners who want their underground music to stand for something. Fired does not aim for neutrality or comfort. It is dark, aggressive, unapologetic, and designed to feel like a sonic act of resistance. Mizter Bonezz uses hitech as a vehicle for anger, defiance, and disruption, creating a track that feels just as much like a protest anthem as it does a peak time weapon for the dancefloor. Out now on Shlumped Records, Fired is for the heads who want speed, pressure, and a message that cuts straight through the noise.

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Trance

mood

Gritty
Released 4/10/26, 6m 39s