More Fast Songs About the Apocalypse
Moby · 2017
35 min · 9 tracks · alternative rock · house · punk
A frenetic blend of electronic textures and punk energy, reflecting urgency and disillusionment amid societal chaos.
Why this album works
The album received critical attention for its exploration of dystopian themes amid a politically charged atmosphere. While it did not chart as high as some of Moby's earlier works, it resonated with fans looking for commentary on contemporary issues, contributing to discussions around music's role in activism.
- Best for
- steady pacing for focused listening urgent energy for daily motivation reflective moments amid chaos
- Context
- Released in 2017, 'More Fast Songs About the Apocalypse' is Moby's follow-up to his 2016 album 'These Systems Are Failing'. This record exemplifies his continued evolution as an artist, embracing a more aggressive sound while grappling with themes of despair and urgency.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Green Day· Beck· Lana Del Rey· Linkin Park· Tori Amos· Ariana Grande· Sonic Youth· Neil Young
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Silence 3:56
- 2 A Softer War Standout 4:29
- 3 There’s Nothing Wrong With the World There’s Something Wrong With Me 3:51
- 4 Trust 2:49
- 5 All the Hurts We Made Standout 5:06
- 6 In This Cold Place 3:56
- 7 If Only a Correction of All We’ve Been 5:25
- 8 It’s So Hard to Say Goodbye 3:27
- 9 A Happy Song 2:48
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