The Poetry Book

The Politix make music like a kaleidoscope caught in a crossfire—rhythms zigzagging between neon pulse and street-corner gospel, lyrics that flutter, tease, and ricochet off their own reflections. Their sound feels half-protest, half-playground: a mischievous choreography of beats, brass, and bold proclamations that flirt with chaos but land in uncanny harmony. It’s poetry that grins, pivots, pirouettes—an avant-garde carousel spinning with intelligence, exuberance, and a wink.
The music of "The Politics" is deeply rooted in a collection of poetry written by the band's leader. This book serves as the foundational text and emotional blueprint for all of their lyrical work. The poems explore themes of existential anxieties in the modern, offering a raw and intimate perspective that the music then expands upon.