In fact, the members of Garbage have already started talking about the next album, but recording will likely be on hold until late 2022, Vig said. As long as we're walking, I think we're going to keep making music.' 'It's something that we just want to keep doing. 'It has been a great creative outlet for all of us,' Vig said of Garbage. … This just felt like the record that we had to make.' We know we're not going to get played on pop radio.

'But I think at this point in our career, we can kind of do whatever we want. 'If it was 15 or 20 years ago, I think we might have been uneasy to be so kind of explicit and pointed in terms of what we're trying to say,' Vig said. 'Godhead' examines how men are at the center of many aspects of society, while the title track was inspired by political protests Manson witnessed firsthand in Santiago, Chile.Īnd then there's the seething, slow-burning centerpiece 'Waiting for God,' which examines ongoing complicity in police killings of unarmed Black men and women, and injustice for their loved ones.

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