Name: No Fixed Point In Space
Brand: Modern Nature

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Rough Trade UK

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Limited edition

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Release date

2023-11-03

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BELLA1522CD

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5400863136734

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2023-09-29

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5400863136727

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Modern Nature

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Bella Union

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Alternative / Modern

Bella Union is a UK label that has been run by Simon Raymonde, former member of Cocteau Twins, since 1997. With a focus on discovering new talent, Bella Union has introduced the world to bands such as Fleet Foxes, Beach House, Lanterns on The Lake, I Break Horses, Ballet School, and Midlake. As a ℗ & © coyright holding entity, Bella Union continues to be at the forefront of the music industry.

Modern Nature is a British band formed in 2019. Led by Jack Cooper, formerly of Ultimate Painting and Mazes, the group creates a unique blend of folk, jazz, and indie rock. Their debut album "How to Live" received critical acclaim for its introspective lyrics and atmospheric soundscapes. With their captivating live performances and thought-provoking music, Modern Nature has quickly gained a loyal fanbase.
The band's music draws inspiration from nature and explores themes of self-reflection and connection to the world around us. Their songs are characterized by intricate guitar melodies, lush harmonies, and evocative lyrics that resonate with listeners on a deep level.
With their distinct sound and artistic vision, Modern Nature continues to push boundaries in the music industry. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to their music, their albums are sure to captivate your senses and leave you wanting more.

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No Fixed Point In Space, the third full-length album by Jack Cooper’s Modern Nature, takes the palette of sound and themes that were honed on 2021’s Island Of Noise and launches them into an expansive world of openness and vivid technicolour. It’s a music that hasn’t been heard before; as melodic as anything Cooper has produced but framed by rhythms and instrumentation that reflect the chaos, unpredictability and colour of the natural world. Certain moorings - woodwind, percussion, strings and Cooper’s lambent voice - are still present and recognisable from No Fixed Point In Space’s predecessor, Island Of Noise but the new record marks a shift to utilising musical notation as a point of departure, from which the group explore the space around suggested notes and rhythms to create a semi-improvised, semi-composed ensemble performance. These explorations of partly organised chance were recorded live and directly to tape. This approach gives the music a remarkably fresh feel; songs pulse and evolve. The changes between movements, verse and choruses are almost all ambiguous. During the album’s opener Tonic, a verse of hushed brevity washes away into a passage of overwhelmingly vibrant orchestration.

No Fixed Point In Space

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