The Moor - Flux

Review by Bill Talley

Moor's latest album, Flux, is an eclectic and experimental journey through various genres and moods. The record showcases the artist's ability to blend electronic and acoustic sounds seamlessly, creating a unique and captivating sound.

The album opens with the track "Levitation," which sets the tone for the rest of the record with its dreamy atmosphere and intricate beats. The following tracks, such as "Clouds" and "Oxygen," continue to explore the ethereal and atmospheric soundscape that Moor has crafted.

However, the album is not all about ambiance and texture. Tracks like "Infinite Resignation" and "Tectonic" showcase Moor's ability to create dynamic and driving rhythms, with pulsing beats and distorted synths.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Water," which features haunting vocals and a haunting melody that is both beautiful and eerie. Another highlight is "Harbinger," which features a driving beat and a hypnotic synth line that will get stuck in your head for days.

Summary by Bill Talley

Flux is a compelling and adventurous album that showcases Moor's innovative approach to electronic music. It's a record that rewards repeated listens, as there are always new textures, sounds, and ideas to discover with each spin. Fans of experimental electronic music will find plenty to enjoy here.