Moonface - My Best Human Face (2016) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Moonface
- Title: My Best Human Face
- Year Of Release: 2016
- Label: Jagjaguwar
- Genre: Indie Rock, Singer-Songwriter
- Quality: flac 24bits - 44.1kHz
- Total Time: 00:39:46
- Total Size: 449 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. The Nightclub Artiste
02. Risto's Riff
03. Them Call Themselves Old Punks
04. Ugly Flower Pretty Vase
05. City Wrecker
06. Prairie Boy
07. The Queen of Both Darkness and Light
I called this thing 'My Best Human Face' not only because that's one of my favorite lines on the album, but because I sometimes don't know who I am, or if I'm as good as other people. The title speaks to the vague theme of identity confusion that is loosely woven into the songs - a reoccurring theme I only recognized after the writing was done. And so I conclude that this theme is not really important to me, or to the album. So then I plead with you: please, for the love of music let's not make "identity" the talking point of this thing! The confusion exists for us all, sure, but that doesn't mean we have to place it in the middle of our circle like a campfire. At end of it all, these are good time songs, meant to inspire good times in the listener. They were made joyously, with a stubborn love of music at their center. And while some of the content might be dark or sad, the memories of making these songs brings only gladness and gratitude, and it's the construction, not the deconstruction, that I think we should celebrate.
01. The Nightclub Artiste
02. Risto's Riff
03. Them Call Themselves Old Punks
04. Ugly Flower Pretty Vase
05. City Wrecker
06. Prairie Boy
07. The Queen of Both Darkness and Light
I called this thing 'My Best Human Face' not only because that's one of my favorite lines on the album, but because I sometimes don't know who I am, or if I'm as good as other people. The title speaks to the vague theme of identity confusion that is loosely woven into the songs - a reoccurring theme I only recognized after the writing was done. And so I conclude that this theme is not really important to me, or to the album. So then I plead with you: please, for the love of music let's not make "identity" the talking point of this thing! The confusion exists for us all, sure, but that doesn't mean we have to place it in the middle of our circle like a campfire. At end of it all, these are good time songs, meant to inspire good times in the listener. They were made joyously, with a stubborn love of music at their center. And while some of the content might be dark or sad, the memories of making these songs brings only gladness and gratitude, and it's the construction, not the deconstruction, that I think we should celebrate.
Year 2016 | Rock | Indie | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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