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Music | MMOTHS releases final track but a new project awaits

MMOTHS, the moniker behind Kildare producer Jack Colleran, has released an apparent final track to sign off.  ‘0034’ proves to be an atmospheric au revoir to this stage of…

I spent the past few weeks shooting a video for Lucid

Luneworks is finally out now

It feels like forever since I started writing those first demos At times it felt like it would never reach this point Thank you guys so much for waiting with me for so long Beyond excited for you to hear it

much love jack x

itunes / apple music:https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/luneworks/id1058146944

[100] Luneworks - Mmoths (Because Music - 2016)

I’ve been waiting for Mmoths new album for so long, and it is finally here! In the last months he released few tracks of the album which were already incredible. Now we can see (or better listen to) the entire picture! It’s Mmoths first full lenght album, after the two great EPs “Mmoths” and “Diaries” in 2012 and 2013. This time the Irish producer have presented a much more heavy (in quality) and refined sound, which exceeded my already high expectations!

The fourteen track album is a spiral descent into a world where compressed air vibrations are visible and go through you like you’re made of heavy fog. The first track You gives a taste of the soundscape we are stepping into, which is made of laud industrial - almost noise - effects and arcane vocal samples which prepares the ground for the next track Deu. This track elevates even more the feeling of pleasant disorientation. There are so many layers of sounds emerging one after the other that feels like we are moving with the music. Para Polaris continues the narration, the movement, these lingering waves of rough and raw emotions. I’ll jump now to the icing on the cake of this album: Eva. This track stands out in the album because of the 4/4 tempo and the singing. The waves of sounds now are tamed for a more structured movement. But nothing is left out, nothing is missing, all the sound is there, the raw arcane effects sparks like solar flares made into sound. You can’t miss to watch the exquisite video made for this track!

Lucid is a short piano track which makes you breath before you jump into the second half of the album. Then you have Body Studies which repeatedly and slowly builds up momentum, and 1709 which instead begins in one breath with a work of beauty multilayer rhythm and the signature protracted vocal samples. The album ends with Naoko, Pt.1 and Naoko, Pt.2. The first one builds up calmly, and the slow beat that emerges at the end feels like a crowd’s slow motion applause. It could have easily ended like this, but part 2 starts slowly building up again, this time to end with a blast of sounds and then two consecutive abrupt cuts that leaves you with the eager to start the album all over again!

There is a dark light shining among the sound waves of “Luneworks”. This music is like your thoughts, chaotically forming one after the other, with so many connections and layers, but this time there is Mmoths as the orchestra conductor!

http://www.mmoths.com/mmoths/

To Listen To While: you’re watching the clouds moving fast

M

By the way, this is One Mile Step 100th review published and today we celebrate our 3rd year online! It started as a joke on an April fool’s day, but we are still here!

MMOTHS - “PARA POLARIS”