Thurston Moore: Flow Critical Lucidity - Green Colored Vinyl with Clear Flexi - VINYL LP

Thurston Moore: Flow Critical Lucidity - Green Colored Vinyl with Clear Flexi - VINYL LP

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Flow Critical Lucidity - Green Colored Vinyl with Clear Flexi

Artist:

Thurston Moore

Label:

Daydream Library

Product Type:

VINYL LP

UPC:

5063176045416

Genre:

Rock

Release Date:

2024-09-27

Number of Discs:

1

Additional Details:

CANADA - IMPORT, COLORED VINYL, GREEN

Green Vinyl + 7" Clear Flexi Disc edition. The Daydream Library Series record label has confirmed Thurston Moore's new full-length album, Flow Critical Lucidity. Thurston Moore's forthcoming album, Flow Critical Lucidity, is his ninth solo recording. Some of the songs were written and arranged in Europe and the United Kingdom, including lyrical references to their environments and inspired by nature, lucid dreaming, modern dance, and Isadora Duncan. The album was arranged at La Becque in Switzerland and recorded at Total Refreshment Studios in London in 2022, and mixed at Hermitage Studios in London with Margo Broom in 2023. In 2023, Thurston released two singles: the energetic, Isadora Duncan-inspired 'Isadora' with a music video starring Sky Ferreira. 'Hypnogram,' which the press called "one of the most intensely cerebral cuts Moore has ever released," blends the more melodic moments of his former band with the layered, heady flourishes of his bassist Deb Googe's main band, My Bloody Valentine. Emphatically conveying the feeling of dreams, the new material has fans excited for what the American has in store with his next album. In April of 2024, Thurston shared the stirring Earth Day anthem 'Rewilding'. The musician delivered chilling lines as he ruminated on the removal of the human hand from nature, "... Don't stir anything... ". Moore sang about renewal and a period for friends of the Earth to sleep and realize a natural way by "coralmorphologically dreaming." The musician said the U.K.'s rewilding movement aspires to reduce human influence on ecosystems.

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