Recorded in a variety of locales from Seoul and Hanoi to Reykjavik, Mexico City, and Auckland, Sex & Food is a practical musical travelogue, with local musicians from the countries that Nielson and his band visited pitching in throughout. Redo it completely how ever you want, crafting your own world entirely.Where are we headed? What are we consuming, how is it affecting us, and why does everything feel so bad and weird sometimes? These are some of the questions posed on Ruban Nielson’s fourth album as Unknown Mortal Orchestra, Sex & Food-a delightfully shapeshifting album that filters these real-deal serious themes through a vibrant sonic lens that spans battered drum-machine funk, doomy and thrashing rock, and pink-hued psychedelic disco. * If you have Unity Pro, you can not only explore the world but reshape and Multi-Love is out 22nd May on Jagjaguwar. While legions of artists show fidelity to the roots of psychedelia, Unknown Mortal Orchestra shares the rare quality that makes the genre’s touchstones so vital: constant exploration. Building old synthesizers and bringing them back to life, creating sounds that aren’t quite like anyone else’s. “It’s more about being someone who makes things happen in concrete ways. “It felt good to be rebelling against the typical view of what an artists is today, a curator,” he says. Cosmic escapes and disco rhythms speak to developing new vocabulary, while Nielson’s vocals reach powerful new heights. The new songs channel the spirit of psych innovators without ignoring the last 40 years of music, forming a flowing, cohesive whole that reflects restless creativity. Multi-Love adds dimensions to the band’s already kaleidoscopic approach, with Nielson exploring a newfound appreciation for synthesizers. Where Nielson addressed the pain of being alone on II, Multi-Love takes on the complications of being together. On Multi-Love, Unknown Mortal Orchestra frontman and multi-instrumentalist Ruban Nielson reflects on relationships: airy, humid longing, loss, the geometry of desire that occurs when three people align. The threads of our past never unravel, they hover like invisible webs, occasionally glistening due to a sly angle of the sun.
You can construct & paint the objects in space to stretch them in any direction, to create infinitely vast compositional spaces.” The virtual space allows for most 3D objects to trail in time – based on the directions one moves. In the words of the director Lionel Williams: “It is meant to represent the vacuum of space by impressing upon inter-dimensional unfolding, immaterial objects, and time-driven reverberation of events. Unknown Mortal Orchestra have unveiled a video game to coincide with the release of their latest video, Multi-Love. NEW ALBUM 'Multi-Love' Friday 22 May on JAGJAGUWAR
0 kommentar(er)
