What is some music that perfectly confronts the reality of British life in the second decade of the 21st century?
I'm talking about Deano boxes, highstreets lined with charity shops, Paki ghettos, student debt, anxiety disorders, retail jobs, ethnic takeover, housing developments, social media, anal sex, tiny rented rooms, childless women, hermit men, Megabus, doxxing, diversity quotas, video games, autism, homeless in tents, steel-and-glass office buildings, porn addiction, post-graduation meal in Harvester, dating apps, veganism, climate change, tranny rights, online streaming, BPD, zero hour jobs, e-celebs, black crime rates, retired boomers, the housing crisis, overpopulation, far-right lads, "neoliberalism", yoga classes, automation, moving to London, viral trends, spice zombies, porn addiction, social media, zero hour work, paki ghettos, grooming gangs, cornershops, white flight, pedestrianized highstreets, Amazon, factories closing, neo-nazis, internet hermits, student debt, internet activism, childless in middle-age, living at home, white flight, luxury boomers, council cuts, gangs of mutts, anal sex, pop-up microbreweries, veganism, incels, attention spans, fatherless lads, anxiety issues, the housing crisis, private schools, moving to Australia, diversity, yoga pants, Tinder culture, death of industry, foodies, virtual reality.
