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

saw them last night, fuckin far out what a phenomenal show, best thing i have seen in ages - intense

Great show in Melbourne. I’m convinced now.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zEZ1_1F6uQE

Sounding great, wish I could see them.

The Moin-adjacent Olan Monk has a new record coming that sounds good: https://olanmonk.bandcamp.com/album/songs-for-nothing

this is killer, love how they transform the songs in a live setting

at making time they opened with this incredible version of "c'mon dive" where it just kept building and building in intensity but didn't quite resolve, it was so good