MOSES, Bob - Days Gone By - Vinyl (2xLP)
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Bob MOSES

Days Gone By (limited gatefold 180 gram coloured vinyl 2xLP + MP3 download code)

Domino

Cat: WIGLP 340X. Rel: 21 Sep 15
Deep House


Side 1 - Track 1. Like It Or Not Side 1 - Track 2. Talk Side 2 - Track 1. Before I Fall Side 2 - Track 2. Too Much Is Never Enough Side 2 - Track 3. Tearing Me Up Side 3 - Track 1. Keeping Me Alive Side 3 - Track 2. Nothing At All Side 4 - Track 1. Days Gone By Side 4 - Track 2. Writing On The Wall Side 4 - Track 3. Touch & Go

Although the name Bob Moses would lead one to imagine a hairy, bearded dude making reggae-driven folk ballads in his attic, it actually represents a duo made up of Canadians Tom Howie and Jimmy Vallance. The pair moved from British Columbia down to NYC, and have since then been on a steady rise in terms of releases. They were first picked up by New York's Francis Harris, on his own Scissor and Thread imprint, and then they made a jump to the almighty Domino, the label they return to now with their debut LP. Days Gone By follows neatly from where the duo last left off; the album is a fine blend of melancholic, r&b-flavoured vocals and luscious house grooves. The opener "Like It Or Not" and "Talk" are both perfect examples of their deep and ethereal take on the genre, while "Before I Fall" shows their more musical side, a tune that doesn't rely on a 4/4 structure, and instead manages to work a slow hip-hop beat into the same pensive sway that drives most of their previous tracks. All in all, this is a deep and melancholic house album with plenty of twists and turns - it's a keeper!


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