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4. SOFT EDIT
5. UNDO REDO
6. NEON RATS
7. MORE LOVE
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| | Description: | For bands, a ??hiatus? is usually just a polite way of announcing a break-up, but sometimes, a hiatus is just that??a hiatus. Back in 2017, when Moderat announced that they??d be taking an extended break following a final concert in their hometown of Berlin, many assumed that the group was basically calling it quits. After all, they??d already completed a celebrated trilogy of albums, repeatedly broken into the pop charts and performed all around the globe (including MainStage sets at some of the world??s biggest festivals including Coachella, Roskilde, Rock Werchter, Glastonbury, Primavera, Sónar and many many more)??what else was left for the German trio to accomplish? Moderat, however, always knew that they??d find their way back to one another.
Although the LP??s title is an anagram for ??Moderat 4,? there??s more to it than cheeky wordplay. In a time where everyone is constantly bombarded with content, and taking part in the cultural conversation requires engaging with digital platforms more interested in harvesting data than celebrating art, it??s easy to feel overwhelmed and disillusioned. MORE D4TA acknowledges that reality, but it also refuses to be cowed by it. Moderat??s new album is ultimately just another addition to the content pile??there??s no escaping that??but the trio still yearns to create and connect. They??re not a conceptual outfit, and never have been: After spending the better part of two decades making music together, they??ve carved out a sound and aesthetic that are all their own, and MORE D4TA showcases a group that??s creatively recharged and fully dedicated to its craft. Maybe bands should take hiatuses??real ones?? a little more often. - 2022 release. Back in 2017, Moderat announced that they'd be taking an extended break following a final concert in front of 17.000 people in their hometown of Berlin. And now they return. More D4TA, the group's fourth album, arrives more than six years after it's predecessor (2016's III). Created largely during a time when touring (and most traveling) was off the table, MORE D4TA is an album that wrestles with feelings of isolation and information overload-issues that have become particularly pronounced over the past two years. The ten songs on MORE D4TA are rooted in collaboration, but long before any of it's tracks were laid down, Moderat spent months hanging out and getting musically reacquainted, indulging in extended bouts of experimentation and slowly fleshing out ideas as they dove into modular composition, field recordings and other sonic oddities. But no matter how far the band ventures into music's outer realms, they always wind up back in their own unique soundworld, a place where emotive pop and fluttering electronic soundscapes walk hand in hand. Many of it's lyrics are rooted in Ring's frequent trips to Berlin's Gemldegalerie museum (often with his infant daughter in tow), where he'd seek refuge in the great paintings of the past while worrying about the future.Three panel cardsleeve with inner cardsleeve.
Signed copies were available via Monkeytown webstore.
Written and produced Berlin, 2021
Sebasatian Szary & Gernot Bronsert published by Monkeytown Publishing.
Elisa Mishto & Sascha Ring published by It's Complicated / Random Noize Musick.
c+p 2022 Moderat, under exclusive license to Monkeytown Records. Moderat c/o Monkeytown
The album title "More D4ta" is an anagram of Moderat 4 - to state this as the 4th album by the band. It also refers to the time when Moderat made this record: the corona pandemic when everything moved more and more into the digital world."More D4ta" is the fourth studio album by Moderat, available in CD format and released under Monkeytown Records. This highly anticipated release marks a significant return for the Berlin-based electronic supergroup after a six-year hiatus. The album explores themes of digital overload, human connection, and introspection through intricate soundscapes that blend atmospheric synths with pulsating beats. Fans can expect an immersive listening experience characterized by Moderat?s signature fusion of emotive melodies and innovative production techniques. Monkeytown Records, founded in 2009 by Modeselektor (two-thirds of Moderat), has established itself as one of Germany's leading independent labels for cutting-edge electronic music, supporting both emerging talents and renowned artists worldwide. Moderat?comprised of Sascha Ring (Apparat) and Gernot Bronsert & Sebastian Szary (Modeselektor)?have achieved international acclaim with their previous albums "II" and "III," earning praise for their dynamic live shows and genre-defying approach to electronic music. | | | Cover: |
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