Modern Nature - How To LiveOn Modern Natures debut album, How to Live, urban and rural cross into each other. Plaintive cello strains melt into motorik beats. Pastoral field recordings drift through looping guitar figures. Rising melodies shine with reflective saxophone accents, placing the record somewhere in the Bermuda Triangle between the expansive motorik of Can, the Canterbury progressiveness of Caravan and the burgeoning experimentalism of Talk Talks Colour Of Spring. As

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the result is more beholden to what is going on at the moment

the music sounds very different from earlier Zappa albums

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Tracks like "Inside My Fall" and "Last Hit" recall bands like The Black Angels and BRMC

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