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Flesh and Bones Electric Fun
Rock · 2007

Flesh and Bones Electric Fun

MUTEMATH

Mutemath's live album captures their electrifying alt-rock, driven by dynamic drums and intricate Rhodes. Raw energy and layered sound.

March 20, 2007 · Teleprompt Records

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Flesh and Bones Electric Fun" pulsates with the raw, untamed energy of Mutemath's live performance. This album isn't just a collection of songs; it's an immersive experience, transporting the listener directly into the heart of a vibrant concert. The band's signature blend of alternative rock, infused with a psychedelic electronic pulse, truly comes alive, showcasing their exceptional musicianship and the undeniable chemistry between its members. Expect intricate Rhodes melodies that weave through powerful guitar riffs, all propelled by some of the most dynamic and inventive drumming in contemporary rock.

Moments Worth Listening For
The explosive drum solo that erupts mid-set, showcasing raw percussive power and rhythmic complexity.
The way the Rhodes piano shifts from intricate melodic lines to a swirling, psychedelic wash, particularly during extended instrumental breaks.
The crowd's palpable energy and vocal participation, perfectly integrated into the mix, elevating the communal feel of the performance.
The sudden, dramatic shifts in dynamics, moving from a sparse, almost intimate moment to a full-band, wall-of-sound crescendo.
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How does Flesh and Bones Electric Fun sound next to the rest of MUTEMATH's catalogue?

Live Recording+3.0σ

The production is built around live recording than this artist usually allows.

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