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Artist | Moby & The Void Pacific Choir
Title | These Systems Are Falling
Genre | Electronic Format | Album
Source | CDDA Time | 35:45
Label | Little Idiot Store | 2016
Catalog | IDIOT049CD Rip | 2017
Bitrate | 283 kbps Size | 76.13 MB
Freq | 44.1 kHz Encoder | Lame 3.98.4
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01. Hey! Hey! 4:23
02. Break. Doubt 4:12
03. I Wait For You 3:59
04. Don't Leave Me 4:38
05. Erupt & Matter 4:09
06. Are You Lost In The World Like Me? 4:26
07. A Simple Love 4:39
08. The Light Is Clear In My Eyes 3:27
09. And It Hurts 1:52
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Moby was one of the most controversial figures in techno music, alternately
praised for bringing a face to the notoriously anonymous electronic genre
and scorned by hordes of techno artists and fans for diluting and
trivializing the form. In either case, Moby was one of the most important
dance music figures of the early 90s, helping bring the music to a
mainstream audience both in England and in America. Moby fused rapid disco
beats with heavy distorted guitars, punk rhythms, and detailed productions
that drew equally from pop, dance, and movie soundtracks. Not only did his
music differ from both the cool surface textures of ambient music and the
hedonistic world of house music, but so did his lifestyle; Moby was famous
for his devout radical Christian beliefs, as well as his environmental and
vegan activism.
Co-credited to The Void Pacific Choir - a name derived from a D.H. Lawrence
quote - "These Systems Are Failing" is only slightly more collaborative
than Moby's solitary ambient work, and its effect is the opposite of that.
Fully energized and tightly concentrated, the producer's first studio album
in three years is a concise and infrequently relenting set of nine songs
that rail against those who have caused emotional and planetary harm. Moby
revisits his punk and post-punk roots with a needling attack. Battering
programmed drums, searing synthesizers, and torrents of rhythm guitar serve
as prodding backdrops for his belting, often multi-tracked vocals (the
actual choir, a seven-member group including Moby, appears on two songs)).
All the chanted choruses and seething verses over riotous rhythms evoke an
apocalyptic glam-punk protest of sorts, with Moby indignant about 'selling
off heaven for a perfect hell', dejectedly reciting 'burn a courtyard, say
it's done/throwing knives at a dying sun', and referencing other ills in
bleak terms. A couple shafts of light break through. The one that lasts
longest is somewhere in "A Simple Love", which projects a little hope
before the despair resumes. In an accompanying essay, Moby says he views
the album's title as a phrase that prompts thought. Any deep thinking will
likely have to occur once these brickbats are muted.
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