Isn’t It Now?, by Animal Collective

Isn’t It Now?

by Animal Collective

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1.	Soul Capturer 06:08	info
2.	Genie's Open 07:53	info
3.	Broke Zodiac 02:45	info
4.	Magicians From Baltimore 09:27	info
5.	Defeat 21:58	info
6.	Gem & I 03:39	info
7.	Stride Rite 04:53	info
8.	All The Clubs Are Broken 02:16	info
9.	King's Walk 05:10	info
10.	Soul Capturer (Single Version) 05:44	info

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After nearly a quarter-century as one of its generation’s most daring and defining bands, Animal Collective remains committed to the beginner’s mind. The bands structure has long been that of a playground, an open space for exercising and indulging new notions and influences, for saying “Why not?” from way up on the high beams. Maybe that means allowing Panda Bear to focus on his drumming more or encouraging Deakin to dig more deeply into his piano playing. Or perhaps it is giving Avey Tare and Geologist’s burgeoning interest in Renaissance music—plainchant, the hurdy-gurdy, gilded polyphony—space to bloom. Those impulses are at the very core of Isn’t It Now?, the second Animal Collective album in as many years and a striking landmark on their joyously circuitous journey.

Co-produced, mixed and recorded with the Grammy-winning producer Russell Elevado (D’Angelo, The Roots, Kamasi Washington), Isn’t It Now? absolutely lands as a classic, its mix of playfulness and earnestness, glittery pop and tessellated textures seeming to synthesize and update all that has ever made and still makes this band so compelling. It is experienced and wise, energized and young, the work of four people committed to finding the frontier of a beginner’s mind, together.

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released September 29, 2023

2023, Domino Recording Co Ltd

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