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MUN SING‘s debut album, Inflatable Gravestone, is a deeply personal and emotional journey that explores the theme of grief and spirituality. The five years that have passed since their last EP have allowed the duo to elevate their sound and create something truly unique. “The disjointed mechanical rhythms and hyperventilating vocal cuts are reminiscent of their more rave-centric work in Giant Swan with heightened emotionality”, says Resident Advisor, which perfectly encapsulates the raw energy and emotional depth of the album.
The album is a testament to the power of music in healing, as it allowed Harry Wright to process the loss of his father. “Zither plucks, high pitched helium synths, and rapid percussive fills swirl throughout the album, grounded by the dark pounds of piano chords”, says NME, painting a vivid picture of the album’s sonic landscape. The lyrics, lifted from Wright’s father’s journals, add to the album’s authenticity, making it a cathartic experience both for the listener and the artists themselves. Inflatable Gravestone is a must-listen for anyone who appreciates experimental music and wants to explore the depths of human emotion.
