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Chorus Pedal - Missed Opportunity For the World
Chorus Pedal - Missed Opportunity For the World
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Missed Opportunity for the World is an album born out of existential joy and dread.
From blasting noise to tape loops fast-forwarding into the vastness of space, there are moments for just about every doomer and zoomer. The album started as a sprawling sound collage whittled down to thirteen tracks that span today's manic spectrum of emotion. Recorded over a year-and-a-half of location and life changes it feels rife with tonal shifts appropriate for the uncertainty of present day living. MOFTW is a pop record. Missed Opportunity for the World is a slight return to standard band format (guitar/bass/drums) but uses loops as the basis for each new movement. Michael Baum and Alan Connor both take turns as lead and accompanying vocalists, swinging from snarling yelps to crooning ballads. A post-everything maximalist kitchen sink ethic includes sample-based beat-driven grooves under harsh or blissful leads.
Did we mention this is a pop record? Imagine the disco ball from the cover art dropped on the tile floor, reassembled with tape, and thrown directly into your face.
From blasting noise to tape loops fast-forwarding into the vastness of space, there are moments for just about every doomer and zoomer. The album started as a sprawling sound collage whittled down to thirteen tracks that span today's manic spectrum of emotion. Recorded over a year-and-a-half of location and life changes it feels rife with tonal shifts appropriate for the uncertainty of present day living. MOFTW is a pop record. Missed Opportunity for the World is a slight return to standard band format (guitar/bass/drums) but uses loops as the basis for each new movement. Michael Baum and Alan Connor both take turns as lead and accompanying vocalists, swinging from snarling yelps to crooning ballads. A post-everything maximalist kitchen sink ethic includes sample-based beat-driven grooves under harsh or blissful leads.
Did we mention this is a pop record? Imagine the disco ball from the cover art dropped on the tile floor, reassembled with tape, and thrown directly into your face.
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