Moby "Future Quiet" COLOR:TRANSPARENT the generational gap

the generational gap

He sees the album’s arc in multiple acts

Released in 1954 by director Ishirô Honda

on Opaque White vinyl

re-imagining songs from his previous three studio albums - The Weatherman

Moby "Future Quiet" COLOR:TRANSPARENT the generational gapFuture Quiet signals a new chapter for one of electronic musics most enduring and visionary artists. Encompassing modern piano minimalism, ambient soundscapes and a smattering of vocal collaborations, the album finds Moby reflecting on the tension between hyper connected modern life and the deep human need for stillness. Moby elaborates, Future Quiet is, not surprisingly, quiet. To be clear, I love bombast. I love excess and volume. But as the world