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Jack Garratt – Love, Death & Dancing (2021) (Vol. 6: Live At Unwound Studios) [FLAC 24bit/96kHz] Jack Garratt – Love, Death & Dancing (Vol. 6: Live At Unwound Studios) (2021) FLAC (tracks) 24 bit/96 kHz | Time – 31:59 minutes | 607 MB | Genre: Indie Rock Studio Masters, Official Digital Download | Front Cover | © Universal-Island Records Ltd. “I wrote this album as someone – and for anyone – who likes dancing but doesn’t necessarily want to go out on a Saturday. It’s dance music for people who don’t want to go out! And that’s the music that I love: music that doesn’t care if you’re standing up or sitting down. It’s going to give it to you either way.” – Jack Garratt. If Jack Garratt wasn’t a musician, he’d make a mean critic – mean as in take-no-prisoners blunt and brutal. A detractor of his music could throw a brickbat at him but Jack will always have got there first. Ask him now about his 2016 debut album ‘Phase’ and the 28-year-old doesn’t pull his punches, describing it as “busy and erratic”, “clever bullshit … a record full of beautiful metaphor that doesn’t really say anything. I was scared to actually say something real; I didn’t think people wanted to hear it. That’s why my production on that record is so busy, so saturated.” Yup, he’s down on the production, too. “I didn’t think I was a good producer, so I did lots of tricks to make people think: ‘He’s good.’ Same with the lyrics, with the melodies, all of it: it was just me on a face-value level effectively going: ‘This is good because it’s impressive, not because it’s actually good.’” At a point like this you sort of want to say: “Mate, go a bit easier on yourself.” Because Phase struck so many of us at the time as a debut of rare audacity and bravery, confrontational and challenging pop record that, far from pandering to listeners, instead made demands of us, and was all the more thrilling for that. That it was also a vivid glimpse into Jack’s head and heart became clear when I first met him, late in 2015, and recognised at once that here was an artist for whom taking the easy route was never going to be an option. That said, listening to him describe the painful and tortuous genesis of his extraordinary new album ‘Love, Death & Dancing’, you realise that ‘Phase’ was a picnic by comparison. Ok, that sounds a bit flippant, but that perhaps has something to do with the fact that Jack can laugh about the background to the making of his second album – now. There was a time, though, a long, long time, where laughter was off the menu entirely. In its place, despair, self-doubt, anxiety and a state of constant, dangerous crisis. As he gears up to send ‘Love, Death & Dancing’ out into the world, Jack looks back on that period not with gratitude exactly, but with an appreciation of the wisdom it gave him – hard-won, maybe, but deeply precious, and an experience that armoured him for the battles ahead. If the process sounds hellish, ‘Love, Death & Dancing’, by contrast, is an ultimately joyous album. It isn’t afraid to lay bare the torment that led up to and informed its creation. But it is also a triumphant testament to survival, and to courage. Tracklist. 1. Jack Garratt – Only The Bravest (Live At Unwound Studios) 2. Jack Garratt – Time (Live At Unwound Studios) 3. Jack Garratt – Circles (Live At Unwound Studios) 4. Jack Garratt – Mara (Live At Unwound Studios) 5. Jack Garratt – Doctor Please (Live At Unwound Studios) 6. Jack Garratt – Old Enough (Live At Unwound Studios) Let Me Be Unwound. Purchase and download this album in a wide variety of formats depending on your needs. Buy the album Starting at kr103,29. Let Me Be Unwound. Copy the following link to share it. You are currently listening to samples. Listen to over 70 million songs with an unlimited streaming plan. 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For years, fans speculated that this wasn’t actually the end, and it’s not hard to find the conspiracy theories if you know where to look. But by spring of 2002, Unwound was barely functional. Each of the members lived in a different city, and were being pulled in separate directions by personal circumstances. The tension and uncertainty may have factored into that final, amazing record, but it also meant there wouldn’t be any after that. A reissue series, an online archive of ephemera and a live album have led to Unwound being more active as an archival unit, if not a performing band—they’ve said many times they have no interest in actually doing an official reunion. But the increased presence of Unwound more than a decade after their dissolution has prompted us to take a look back at their catalog to see how it stacks up. Spoiler alert: There are no bad albums in Unwound’s discography, just some that rate higher than others. And there are also no albums that repeat what came before. 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