Get Out! GAY Magazine – Issue 391 –October 31, 2018
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BY EILEEN SHAPIRO & SAM STEVENS<br />
CELEBRITY CORRESPONDENT<br />
BOY<br />
GEORGE<br />
‘LIFE’: A LESSON IN JOYFUL CYNICISM<br />
With all that has happened whilst on your quest through time, you can<br />
either feel sorry for yourself or treat your tragedies as a gift. Everything<br />
is either an opportunity to grow or an obstacle to keep you from<br />
growing. You get the choice. Boy George chose “LIFE.”<br />
On the brink of releasing their first album in almost 20 years, Boy<br />
George and Culture Club’s highly anticipated new album, “LIFE,” will<br />
be available worldwide on Oct. 26, <strong>2018</strong>. “LIFE” vibrantly delivers on<br />
every universal realm, a soulful and effervescent journey from the ‘80s<br />
Depeche Mode-adorned London tenements through the decadent city<br />
club scene and on to the coconut-strewn beauty of Jamaican beaches<br />
and the charm of the old, dusty shantytowns. Each of these settings<br />
is an emotional canvas for the band to paint their stories of love and<br />
loss, and passions and relationships, both personal and spiritual. The<br />
writing of “LIFE” is a sublime and riveting representation of a confident<br />
flamboyance that needs to be heard and understood, much like the<br />
personality of Boy George himself.<br />
Boy George and Culture Club have been one of the most recognizable<br />
voices in pop music for more than 30 years. With more than 150 million<br />
single/album sales worldwide during their career, Boy George and<br />
Culture Club—consisting of Mikey Craig, Roy Hay and Jon Moss—are a<br />
cultural phenomenon in the world of entertainment, music royalty with<br />
the longevity that rivals the Queen of England.<br />
Individually, George sheds sparkling circuits of illumination in each<br />
orgasmic track, intimately allowing the planet to share his dark,<br />
romantic essence. Simultaneously captivating and disturbing, like many<br />
cases of madness, the brilliance is evident.
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