Momus - Ocky Milk Format:CD discreet tones and dozens of

discreet tones and dozens of interwoven slow polyrhythms that create repetitions that constantly fall apart and shuffle themselves back together

In a world dominated by "aggressive normality"

with those impossible arrangements that recreate amazing stories in our head

Þröstur Sigurðsson: Trombone

Billy Hamilton and Mike Doyle

Momus - Ocky Milk Format:CD discreet tones and dozens ofPicasso, so they say, had to learn to paint like an adult before he could start scrawling like a child. Maybe the same is true for indie veteran Momus, because on his new album "Ocky Milk" he's gone far beyond the literary singer songwriter fare of his 90s records (think Tom Lehrer with a laptop). The new record is strange, twilit stuff. Pop songs get fed through Google translation engines then crooned underwater, absurd vaudeville numbers about death