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Finally We Are No One
Electronic · 2002 · 11 tracks

Finally We Are No One

múm

A submerged masterpiece of Icelandic glitch-pop. Whispered vocals and chamber instruments drift through a sea of warm static and digital crackle.

May 20, 2002 · FatCat Records

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A fragile, submerged dreamscape that balances digital coldness with an intimate, human warmth.

Tracklist · 11 Tracks
01
Sleep/Swim
0:50
02
Green Grass of Tunnel
4:51
03
We Have a Map of the Piano
5:20
04
Don’t Be Afraid, You Have Just Got Your Eyes Closed
5:44
05
Behind Two Hills,,,,a Swimmingpool
1:09
06
K/Half Noise
8:41
07
Now There’s That Fear Again
3:57
08
Faraway Swimmingpool
2:56
09
I Can’t Feel My Hand Any More, It’s Alright, Sleep Still
5:40
10
Finally We Are No One
5:07
11
The Land Between Solar Systems
11:59
Moments Worth Listening For
The rhythmic clicking of a bicycle chain morphing into a beat on Green Grass of Tunnel.
The way the cello sighs against a backdrop of tiny, crackling digital pops in track 3.
The twelve-minute slow-motion collapse of sound that concludes the album with a cosmic drift.
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How does Finally We Are No One sound next to the rest of múm's catalogue?

Underwater+3.6σ

Underwater saturates this record far more than the artist's norm.

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