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Mobius Band Ghostly International Leftfield Idm Indie Rock 2005

Performer: Mobius Band
Genre: Electronic / Rock
Title: The Loving Sounds Of Static
Country: US
Released: 09 Aug 2005
Style: Leftfield, IDM, Indie Rock
Label: Ghostly International
Catalog Number: GI-53
FLAC version ZIP size: 2476 mb
MP3 version ZIP size: 2873 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 2518 mb
Rating: 4.2
Votes: 959

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Tracklist

1	The Loving Sounds Of Static	4:06
2	I Just Turned 18	3:28
3	You're Wrong	3:54
4	Philadelphia	3:57
5	Close The Door	4:27
6	Radio Coup	5:18
7	Doo Wop	4:12
8	Detach	4:52
9	Twilight	3:44
10	Taxicab	5:45

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
GI-53	Mobius Band	The Loving Sounds Of Static ‎(CD, Album, Promo)	Ghostly International	GI-53	US	2005

Credits

Management – Jacob Harris
Mastered By – John Donahue
Mixed By – Peter Katis
Producer – Mobius Band, Peter Katis
Recorded By – Emery Dobyns

Notes

Packaging: 6-panel Digipak

Recorded @ Dubway, New York NY.
Additional recording at Sterling Hi-fi, Brooklyn NY.
Mixed @ Tarquin Studios, Bridgeport CT.
Mastered @ Sound/Mirror, Jamaica Plain MA.

Barcodes

Barcode: 804297905327

Companies

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Ghostly International
Copyright (c) – No No No No Music
Copyright (c) – Ghostly International Company
Recorded At – Dubway Studios
Mixed At – Tarquin Studios
Mastered At – Sound Mirror, Jamaica Plain, MA

Video

Kifer

A rock band? Why not? Thus the Mobius Band and their debut THE LOVING SOUNDS OF STATIC mix indie rock with some electronic elements -- and the results come out pretty good. While not as impressive as M83, the Mobius Band make a strong case for themselves. They certainly hew more towards the rock side of things, but there's a bit of New Order that peeks in on "Radio Coup." "Twilight" starts off bucolic and goes emo by the time the vocals come in. The layering in "Close the Door" makes you almost forget about the drum machine in the background. Some of the album, alas, doesn't distinguish itself either as indie rock or electronica, but that can't be said for "I Just Turned 18," a coming-of-age track that rings true. "Philadelphia," similarly works an multiple levels. A promising debut from a label that knows no boundaries.

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