Brooklyn avant-pop six-piece Arthur Moon is debuting their latest effort via THRDCOAST today. EP opener "Room"'s building, reverberating melody is paired with etched and illustrated visuals. Of the mesmerizing release, the group explains:
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After our big production on the 'Wind Up' video, we wanted to really flatten the space for 'Room,' pushing the limits of what constitutes a tasteful edit in the same way that the song's arrangement pushes against the boundaries of what kinds of instrumentation and textures can inhabit the electronic pop/rock idiom we're working in." Arthur Moon is the moniker of composer/singer Lora-Faye Ashuvud, whose unconventional, polymathic approach to composition evokes the idiosyncratic ethos of bands like Radiohead, St. Vincent, and tUnE-yArDs. Ashuvud writes her lyrics using cut-up newspaper and magazine articles, and describes the process of composing the music as similarly collage-like. "On the best days," she said in a recent interview with LPR, "it feels kind of like playing a rousing game of Exquisite Corpse - except only with myself."Videos