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M83 to release new album Junk on 8th April: Listen to new single Do It, Try It

M83 to release new album Junk on 8th April: Listen to new single Do It, Try It
17 March 2016
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17 March 2016

Following the critically acclaimed silver album Hurry Up, We’re Dreaming, featuring Grammy nominated single Midnight City, and two triumphant years of world touring, Gonzalez – who serves as M83’s musical architect, songwriter, front man and primary vocalist – returns with an artistic evolution.

Feeling a renewed kinship with Gonzalez’s early musical inspirations like Tangerine Dream, Aphex Twin, and genre-expanding visionaries like Brian Wilson and Kevin Shields, Gonzalez both returns to his roots with this album, yet makes a logical leap forward. And while M83 albums has always combined genres in a nostalgic and provocative way – from shoegaze and ambient to synth-pop and 90s alt-rock – for Junk, Gonzalez experiments adventurously with sounds and styles he’s never previously attempted in his music. “All my albums have layers of eclecticism to them, but with this album I wanted to take that even further,” he says.  

On the album title Junk, Gonzalez divulges: “Anything we create today is going to end up being space junk at one point anyway, and I find it really fascinating and scary at the same time – beautiful too in a way. I have this image of pieces of humanity floating in space, lost forever. It also means that nowadays everything goes so fast and everybody is kind of throwing away art in a certain manner. People will listen to an album for instance and just pick a track they like to put on a playlist. They’re not going to take the time to listen to an album anymore because they have to jump on the next thing.”

Listen to album opener, Do It, Try It, which features a fractured and catchy mélange of old school house music, pianos, synthesised vocals, prog excess and pop art bubblegum hooks below.

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