Виниловая пластинка Exek - Prove the Mountains Move [New Vinyl LP] Explicit

Genre: Rock

Release Year: 2026

Tracks:

1. Sidestepping
2. You Have Been Blessed
3. Visiting Dust Bunnies
4. Arrivederci Back Pain
5. Don't Answer
6. (When They Call)
7. Tyres
8. Spotless
9. Chef's Hat Renaissance

For just over a decade, Exek has very quietly become one of the
most hypnotic bands on the planet, mutating and growing from
record to record, gradually opening themselves up without ever
losing that strange, inscrutable, altogether essential quality that's
made them so great-so Exek-y.
On 27 February, the Melbourne post-punk outfit-vocalist and chief
architect Albert Wolski, guitarist Jai Morris-Smith, drummer Chris
Stephenson, synth specialist Andrew Brocchi, trumpet-brandishing
vocalist Valya YL Hooi, and bassist Ben Hepworth-will release
Prove The Mountains Move, their seventh album and first for DFA.
It is, as Wolski says, "a bit more 'epic'" than anything he's recorded
to date, a lush and unabashedly melodic set of surrealist pop that
luxuriates in contradiction. "This record is experimental in it's craft,"
Wolski says, "but it may not necessarily sound experimental."
There's good reason for that. Work began on a cold afternoon in
June of 2023, as Wolski and Stephenson came together at Pelican
Refill Studios in Melbourne to track drums-the first thing they
always do. From there, Wolski went home on his own and began
sifting through the beats and breaks they'd captured, letting the
drum sounds guide him towards melodies and basslines, looping
and layering and laying foundation for what would become Prove
The Mountains Move. "I feel comfortable tinkering away alone like
a mad scientist," he says. "I also enjoyed pressing record with no
clear intention. More often than not, that would steer me towards an
interesting direction that my conscious mind probably wouldn't have
sought out."