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Casha Mour – ‘Modern Relics’ EP

A stirring EP out on October 6th, Modern Relics finds Casha Mour placing guitar at the center of an atmospheric and experimental sound that blurs the boundaries between post-punk, ambient, and electronic music. Commencing the EP, "Save Me / Erase Me" is exemplary of Casha Mour's ability to infuse guitar-led entrancement with atmospheric adornments, especially in the downtempo electronic

Casha Mour – ‘Modern Relics’ EP

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A stirring EP out on October 6th, Modern Relics finds Casha Mour placing guitar at the center of an atmospheric and experimental sound that blurs the boundaries between post-punk, ambient, and electronic music.

Commencing the EP, "Save Me / Erase Me" is exemplary of Casha Mour's ability to infuse guitar-led entrancement with atmospheric adornments, especially in the downtempo electronic

Many of the EP's ideas began as simple guitar phrases before being reshaped through analogue textures, manipulated recordings, and woozy production, creating a fitting backdrop for its reflections on...

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A stirring EP out on October 6th, Modern Relics finds Casha Mour placing guitar at the center of an atmospheric and experimental sound that blurs the boundaries between post-punk, ambient, and electronic music. Commencing the EP, "Save Me / Erase Me" is exemplary of Casha Mour's ability to infuse guitar-led entrancement with atmospheric adornments, especially in the downtempo electronic Many of the EP's ideas began as simple guitar phrases before being reshaped through analogue textures, manipulated recordings, and woozy production, creating a fitting backdrop for its reflections on nostalgia, obsolete technology, and the sense of loss accompanying a changing world.

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Many of the EP's ideas began as simple guitar phrases before being reshaped through analogue textures, manipulated recordings, and woozy production, creating a fitting backdrop for its reflections on nostalgia, obsolete technology, and the sense of loss accompanying a changing world.

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