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ModeHuman

Far From Alaska · 2014

61 min · 15 tracks · alternative rock

A dynamic blend of gritty alternative rock and intricate melodies that captures the spirit of Brazilian indie music.

Top tracks — play these first

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    Thievery — This opening track sets the tone with its infectious energy and biting lyrics about societal issues, establishing the band's identity early on.
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    Politiks — A sharp commentary on political disillusionment, this track combines powerful instrumentation with poignant lyrics that reflect contemporary Brazilian society.
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    Rolling Dice — This song features an interplay of rhythmic complexity and melodic hooks, illustrating the band's ability to merge catchy elements with deeper themes.
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    The New Heal — With its introspective lyrics and haunting arrangement, this track showcases the emotional range of the album and the band's growth as songwriters.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • dynamic shifts in energy
  • cathartic sing-along moments
  • introspective late-night journeys
  • pulsating rhythms for focus
  • varied tempos keep engagement

Maybe skip if you

  • prefer instant gratification
  • seek standalone tracks only

Where this album fits

Career context
Released in 2014, ModeHuman is Far From Alaska's debut album, coming after their successful EP, which established them within Brazil's alternative rock scene. This album marked a pivotal moment in their career as they sought to expand their reach beyond local audiences, showcasing their unique sound and lyrical depth.
Stylistic neighbors
Wolf Alice· Nothing but Thieves· Bully

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Thievery 4:02
  • 2 Deadmen 3:08
  • 3 Dino vs. Dino 4:10
  • 4 Politiks 3:54
  • 5 Another Round 4:00
  • 6 About Knives 3:49
  • 7 Rolling Dice 2:56
  • 8 Mama 3:48
  • 9 Greyhound 3:32
  • 10 Communication 3:33
  • 11 The New Heal 4:50
  • 12 Tiny Eyes 4:09
  • 13 modeHuman, Part 1 1:38
  • 14 Rainbows 4:17
  • 15 Monochrome 9:22

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