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│██ Artist : The Big Moon
██ Album : Walking Like We Do
██ Year : 2020
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│██ Genre : Indie Quality : 909kbps avg/441kHz/2 channels
│██ Source : CD Size : 290.29Mb
│██ Encoder : FLAC 1.3.1 Language : English
:██ Cat. Nr : SHREDS015 Label : Fiction Records
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│▓█ Release date: 2020-02-07 Retail date: 2020-01-10
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1. It's Easy Then 3:44 ██
2. Your Light 5:07 ██
3. Dog Eat Dog 3:39 ██
4. Why 3:29 ██
5. Don't Think 4:08 ██
6. Waves 2:54 ██
7. Holy Roller 4:08 ██
8. Take A Piece 3:43 ██
9. Barcelona 3:46 ██
10. A Hundred Ways To Land 4:02 ██
11. ADHD 3:35 ██
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██│ The Big Moon are at their best when they donÆt overthink it. On ôDonÆt
██│ Think,ö the British quartetÆs most irrepressibly joyful song to date,
██│ lead singer Juliette Jackson breathes: ôIf you have a gut feeling,
██│ maybe you should go with it this time.ö With verses describing the
██│ kind of nothing-y Friday nights out in which you spill your pint all
██│ over yourself and hold conversations that are forgotten by morning,
██│ the bass-driven song is an ode to mindless impulses, written to
██│ encourage an anxiety-riddled generation to let go. ôJust donÆt think
██│ about a thing,ö Jackson trills on the boisterous hook.
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██│ The band, which Jackson formed with guitarist Soph Nathan, bassist
██│ Celia Archer, and drummer Fern Ford in 2014, have made a minor name
██│ for themselves in the UK with hook-driven, Libertines-adjacent indie
██│ rock that would sound right at home on a Camden pub crawl. Their 2017
██│ debut, Love in the 4th Dimension, was a clutch of angsty guitar songs
██│ nominated for the prestigious Mercury Prize. But when she came to
██│ write its follow-up, Walking Like We Doùalone, as she does much of the
██│ bandÆs materialùJackson said she ôwanted to make some music that felt
██│ really soothing and cleansing, like a tonic.ö
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██│ Walking Like We Do arrives in the soft glow of synth pads and layered
██│ harmonies. Inspired by the spacious pop production of Frank Ocean and
██│ James Blake, the band worked with producer Ben Allen (Animal
██│ Collective, Gnarls Barkley) in Atlanta to capture a wide-open,
██│ stripped-back sound. Nothing here is radically newùthe albumÆs high
██│ points hark back to Æ60s girl groups and Æ90s pop-R&Bùbut itÆs a
██│ departure for the guitar-heavy group, and they commit to it boldly
██│ from the first piano chords of ôItÆs Easy Then,ö the lead single and
██│ opening track. Over a bed of bubbling synth notes, Jackson heralds
██│ their optimistic new soundùbut the songÆs title, and its buoyant
██│ melody, belie the darkness that prickles through its lyrics. In the
██│ full context of the chorus, ôItÆs easy, then/You make it hard.ö
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██│ Walking Like We Do may have been born from an impulse to create
██│ ôsoothingö songs, but itÆs inextricable from the anxious mindset that
██│ requires soothing. ôMaybe itÆs an end Æcause this donÆt feel like a
██│ start/But every generation probably thought they were the last,ö
██│ Jackson quips on ôYour Light.ö Her lyrics touch on what itÆs like to
██│ come of age amid political and ecological catastrophe, with varying
██│ degrees of sincerity. While itÆs mostly played for laughs, the
██│ bare-bones piano ballad ôDog Eat Dogö offers an earnest reflection on
██│ social injustice in the UK, specifically LondonÆs class divide. Its
██│ bleak central image is of a pigeon eating discarded chicken on the
██│ pavement.
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██│ But the albumÆs surface-level observations donÆt always register as
██│ heartfelt political commentary, and its most downbeat songs are its
██│ most forgettable. The understated approach means that clunkier ideas
██│ have nowhere to hide; on the airy ballad ôWaves,ö Jackson chews on the
██│ same musical idea a little too long. She strides more confidently
██│ across the playfully camp landscapes of ôTake a Pieceö and ôYour
██│ Light,ö where the sunny chorus describes a day so good that you
██│ momentarily forget youÆre depressed.
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██│ ôYour Lightö is one of many flippant, tongue-in-cheek allusions to
██│ doom on Walking Like We Do, where the possibility of total
██│ annihilation is never far from mind, but also never taken entirely
██│ seriously. ôOh our data trailÆs long/WeÆll never die, weÆll linger
██│ on,ö Jackson deadpans on ôHoly Roller.ö Her self-deprecating humor
██│ channels what The New YorkerÆs Jia Tolentino has called the
██│ ôhalf-ironic millennial death wish,ö the extremely online habit of
██│ expressing passion in the form of jokes about oneÆs own demise.
██│ Walking Like We Do has moments of thoughtless escapismùand a couple of
██│ earnest bum notesùbut it comes into its own when it blends humor with
██│ darkness, suffusing everything with gentle, sarcastic nihilism.
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