Order and receive a free Ghostly Int'l MP3 sampler. Since the release of their City Vs Country EP, Mobius Band has garnered high praise from the likes of Pitchfork Media and Entertainment Weekly, drawing positive comparisons to other bands who infuse electronic elements into their songwriting, such as The Postal Service and Broadcast. For Mobius Band, it is exciting but surreal to be considered part of the electronic indie pop "scene" when the songs on their debut LP, The Loving Sounds of Static, were wri...   [ read more ]

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Order and receive a free Ghostly Int'l MP3 sampler. With City Vs Country the gradual evolution continues, from exploratory composers of instrumental suites to crafters of gracefully intricate pop gems. The band's trademark sound combines loose guitars, delicate vocals and hard-hitting drums with tightly-wound electronics. The five songs on City Vs Country are filled with mournful refrains and unexpected textures, accented by soaring guitar lines and an uncanny cinematic sense. City Vs Country presents mor...   [ read more ]

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Heaven revolves around repeating motifs decoding the secret language of ex-lovers, the betrayals of quote-unquote friends. It's melodies are more dynamic, its themes more direct. Where their previous album still grappled with post-collegiate anxiety, here there are larger questions of control, bewilderment, and loss. Musically, the album pulses, crackles, and hums. Though Mobius Band has always alternated between a desire to make pop songs and an interest in experimental textures, Heaven's sound is mar...   [ read more ]

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