Together
by Mord Fustang
adam2b
adam2b
Strong industrial roots here. But everything is so danceable. And if keyboards had a church, Last of the Sunny Days would be a hymn. <3 <3
Favorite track: The Last of the Sunny Days.
Noxitive
Noxitive
An astounding album by Mord, a good mix/blend of old and new, really love every track, well done!
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Together
04:56
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I Drown in You
06:26
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Some Girls
02:56
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Round-the-Clock
04:34
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Assembler
05:05
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Remedy
06:07
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Sherry Loves to Dance
04:15
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Toxic
04:03
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Beacon
02:59
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Sixteen Voices
06:58
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Postcard
02:44
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about
For Rauno Roosnurm’s latest record as Mord Fustang, the artist has decided to bring back his original style of “complextro” (complex electro). His sound has always been rich in melody, but this one truly capitalizes on electronic-indie-nu-dance-disco vibes, with some “raw sh*t” in between.
The album is a sort-of-a concept album in the way that it’s built up, but refrains from actually being one. Its layout resembles a JRPG (Japanese Role-Playing Game) from the 16-bit era of video games in the sense that it has soothing, wondrous melodies, like you’d have in your home village where exists a pub with the world’s best-tasting brews and friendly merchants who are eager to help you out in any way they can. Sixteen Voices is a great demonstration of this. Once you step outside the village, you will run into random characters and progressively more difficult-to-handle encounters. These battles last until you reach a boss fight—Assembler and Toxic are two forms of these. After the boss you can return to the village, celebrate the victory, and relax again, until you have to go out there once more.
After 2019’s first album The Symbolism of Everything brought a new quality to the overall production, yet stayed calmer than Mord’s releases prior to it, new album Together sees the Fustang both consolidating his position and evolving the project in exciting new ways, this time bringing a more energetic, joyful presence.
mordfustang.com/news/together
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If you like "Together", check out "The Symbolism of Everything":
mordfustangofficial.bandcamp.com/album/the-symbolism-of-everything
Mord Fustang will return.
The album is a sort-of-a concept album in the way that it’s built up, but refrains from actually being one. Its layout resembles a JRPG (Japanese Role-Playing Game) from the 16-bit era of video games in the sense that it has soothing, wondrous melodies, like you’d have in your home village where exists a pub with the world’s best-tasting brews and friendly merchants who are eager to help you out in any way they can. Sixteen Voices is a great demonstration of this. Once you step outside the village, you will run into random characters and progressively more difficult-to-handle encounters. These battles last until you reach a boss fight—Assembler and Toxic are two forms of these. After the boss you can return to the village, celebrate the victory, and relax again, until you have to go out there once more.
After 2019’s first album The Symbolism of Everything brought a new quality to the overall production, yet stayed calmer than Mord’s releases prior to it, new album Together sees the Fustang both consolidating his position and evolving the project in exciting new ways, this time bringing a more energetic, joyful presence.
mordfustang.com/news/together
▼ Follow Mord Fustang
twitter.com/mordfustang
instagram.com/mordfustang
facebook.com/mordfustang
soundcloud.com/mordfustang
youtube.com/mordfustangofficial
mordfustang.com
If you like "Together", check out "The Symbolism of Everything":
mordfustangofficial.bandcamp.com/album/the-symbolism-of-everything
Mord Fustang will return.
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released August 30, 2019
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Mord Fustang Los Angeles, California
Music Creator: 70% of my body is made of video games.
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