Stick Figure World On Fire Album Zip Download

Who set the world on fire? Good question, provocatively posed in the title track of Stick Figure's new album World On Fire. Let's postpone the answer for now and figure out the who and what of the music first.

Who: Stick Figure. A band that has a very, very, veeeery hard and decisive core called Scott Woodruff. Producer and multi-instrumentalist he is, he recorded five albums completely on his own before, in 2012, deciding that he should put a band together to be able to play his music live. Touring ever since, Stick Figure convinces listeners around the world that they are really good at what they're doing. Oh, and don't forget about their companion! Cocoa the tour-dog is on stage for every single show, and I was honoured to meet him when the band performed in Hamburg in 2016.

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So, coming back to our inital question, who set the world on fire, then? If you have listened carefully to the title track (featuring the voice of Slightly Stoopid's singer Kyle McDonald), you know the answer: "It's me who set the world on fire!" And, although I can't be sure whether or not the artist means it in a literal sense, I understand this phrase as a wake-up-call to our consciousness, especially in light of the detailed cover-art-work by Juan Manuel. Because, although it sounds harsh, each of us shares part of the responsability for the state our earth is in. Every time you board a plane, every time you vent off your anger on someone (who, in turn, will vent it off on someone else, creating a negativity-ripple-effect), every time you buy a Nestl product, every time you eat a hearty steak, every time you consume instead of repairing, planting, sustaining, you kindle these flames. Being the convenient, self-righteous creatures we are, it's a good thing that artists, rebels and activists hold up the mirror to our faces once in a while. Especially if it sounds as wonderful as Stick Figure's World On Fire!

The evolution of the artist most often portrayed as a one-man band has its genesis in Duxbury, Massachusetts. Well before achieving worldwide acclaim or embracing the demand to play live shows, Scott was an avid music fan who in high school traded bootleg CDs of his favorite artists' unreleased demos. It was then that he began recording a series of albums under the moniker of Stick Figure.

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