Moontype - Bodies of Water

Moontype - Bodies of WaterThe three players in Chicagos Moontype orbited each other for years before they came in phase. Bodies of Water, their debut album for local label Born Yesterday, documents travel, insecurity, friendship, and the titular elementall of which are representative of the band members strong connection to place and to one another. Being rooted in the landscape became important to me while studying geology, which completely changed how I think about the

including the sexomouse marimba and electric gamelan

spirit and intensity few can match

Her lyrics throughout Another Kind Of Revolution describe the beauty of everyday life

impactful performers

cosmic synths and one freewheeling guitar solo pair with a host of warm

Junius notes that “the familiarity [of the players] showed itself… from playing together all of those years

Different from the often colder synth and wave scene

More dazzling Afrofuturist sutras to illuminate distant constellations with sacred abstractions

it is one of Fela’s least interesting lyrics - few things

We Will Always Love You comes preceded by collaborations with Blood Orange ("We Will Always Love You")

sometimes inviting small fragrant sips

Released prolifically during the 1950s and more sporadically thereafter