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July 18th, 2017 11:30am

The Natural Order Of Things


This Is The Kit “Moonshine Freeze”

“Moonshine Freeze” has a witchy feeling to it – some of it is in the odd, foreboding atmosphere of it and its melodic roots in English folk, but it’s mainly in the lyrics, which seem as though they’re outlining some sort of ritual. There’s not that many words to the song, but what’s there is very evocative, and for me suggest a collapse in the perception of time. On one hand you have the chorus, a clapping game for children that Kate Stables recalls from her youth in England, and on the other, you have her speaking about cycles and change and the natural order of things as though she’s looking on her life from the outside. The music moves in circles, but vocal parts begin to overlap, and it’s as though you’re watching cycles of behavior and feelings loop and stack in a time lapse.

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