He uses images of revolutionaries... and challenges white Australia to stare unrelentingly at the despair which underpins Aboriginal society". The first single from the album, "Blood Red Rose", was described by Carmody as "a comment on personal isolation.
The artist employs revolutionary imagery... urging white Australia to unflinchingly address the despair that permeates Aboriginal society. The lead track, "Blood Red Rose," is described by Carmody as a reflection on personal isolation.