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Hurricane
Electronic · 2013

Hurricane

MS MR

A concise EP of dark, shimmering electronic pop. Lizzy Plapinger's powerful vocals soar over dense, melancholic synthscapes and subtle glitches.

January 25, 2013 · IAmSound Records

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MS MR's "Hurricane" EP wraps the listener in a shimmering, melancholic haze, a signature sound that feels both expansive and intimately personal. The production is meticulously crafted, featuring dense layers of synthesizers that build rich sonic tapestries, often punctuated by subtle, percussive glitches that add an intriguing, slightly unsettling edge. Lizzy Plapinger's vocals are a central force, powerful and emotive, cutting through the electronic textures with a soulful intensity that anchors the EP's emotional weight. It's a soundscape designed for introspection, for those moments when the world outside fades and the internal landscape takes over.

Moments Worth Listening For
The sudden, impactful drum machine drop and layered vocal harmonies that define the chorus of the title track, 'Hurricane'.
The subtle, almost subliminal glitch effects woven into the synth arpeggios on track 2, creating a sense of unease.
The powerful, sustained vocal crescendo in the bridge of track 3, building to an emotional peak before a sparse outro.
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