Moin: For fans of Prolapse, Mogwai, Jessamine etc...

Their (new) first album is amazing. Krauty, violent, dreamy, highly rhythmic. My sweet spot.

https://open.spotify.com/artist/3HKbW1X4Aj2RZU6ruh3a0e?si=M_U_31IPRcypgB64YI-CeA&dl_branch=1

P sure only ilx is the only place you'll find "fans of Prolapse" these days

Well, a logical posting then.

Mogwai have great titles but their music is so dull. Usually bad titles = bad music, but not in this case. One can just listen to Glenn Branca or even Bark Psychosis.

On an unrelated note, this is a bit like 'liquid funk' the best genre name in the world, quickly became one of the most white studenty offshoots of drum n bass.

sir this is an Arby's

I really like this a lot

I can see the Mogwai thing but this feels different, has a unique feel. They seem to go for hypnotic repetition and not the grand gestures of Mogwai

Sometimes feels like a post metal Slint or something, or a funkier Shellac

Love the drumming

This is the Raime side project, right? I didn't know they had an album, excited to hear this.

My first thought was The For Carnation - a similar sense of control and creeping dread. Will definitely give it another go. Didn't realise it had a Raime connection but that makes total sense.

not familiar with Raime will have to check them out

like I really fucking love this, goddamn

For Carnation is a good call

the first Raime album and early EPs are stunning, their other stuff is hard for me to get into but definitely interesting

I love Prolapse, but find Mogwai mostly boring. Will give this a go anyway

i really dug the first Moin EP. on preview i didn't think the new one was for me but maybe i will try and hear it in full

https://m-o-i-n.bandcamp.com/album/paste-2

Liking what I've heard of the new album.

And it's out! Nice review from Joshua Minsoo Kim on PFork - intrigued by the mixtapes (& a Gordons reference!)

Their third album You Never End will be out in a few weeks:

https://m-o-i-n.bandcamp.com/album/you-never-end

& an interview up at the Quietus:

https://thequietus.com/interviews/feel-the-stitches-an-interview-with-moin/

I just got to listening to this.

Excellent.

Anyone know whose voice it is on Lift You

scrap that, it's Sophia Al Maria.

didn't realize this band had a thread! yes, mentioned on the valentina magaletti thread that it's great

new ep out in May

https://www.instagram.com/p/DIgP5lVsIUs/?igsh=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==

https://m-o-i-n.bandcamp.com/album/belly-up

only just getting around to the EP but it's phenomenal

to name something is to know something, and to know something is to know i know nothing, and that's what i want. see?

drums on "i don't know where to look" make me want to give up drumming

yeah it's super good! love the saxophone