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Reset ReviewMuteMath is one of the most original new bands to arrive upon the music scene in recent years. Formed from the ashes of the band Earthsuit, MuteMath displays a diverse range of styles fusing elements of rock, jazz, reggae, electronica and rave into a seamless whole. The band consists of former Earthsuit members Paul Meany on keyboards and vocals and Darren King on drums along with guitarist Greg Hill. Together, they have made a promising mark with their debut EP "Reset".
The disc opens with a high-energy uptempo number entitled "Control" which shows off an obvious U2 influence with its chiming guitars and anthemic choruses.
"Peculiar People" shifts into white-reggae gears and sounds like an outtake from the Police's "Regatta de Blanc". Paul Meany's vocals even have a slight Sting tinge to them. Lyrically, the song is based on Isaiah 40:31 which states 'they that wait upon the Lord shall..fly with wings as eagles'.
"OK" is an uplifting ballad in the style of Delirious. While the lyrics aren't exactly worship-oriented, they do offer a vast amount of comfort and hope and can be encouraging to those going through life's many trials.
The EP's title track is probably the most adventerous of all the ones on this disc. Being totally instrumental, this piece features elements of electronica and rave music and is centered around Darren King's syncopated and processed drumming alongside Paul Meany's atmospheric electric piano chords. All the while, there are various electronic sound effects scattered throughout the track along with samples of the string section heard on Delirious's "Glo In The Dark-part 4" from their "Glo" album. The overall sound of this track is a cross between Moby, Radiohead and The Chemical Brothers.
The dance music element continues in the next track, "Plan B". Once again, King's drumming drives this piece but there are more structured elements here than in the previous track. Meany's vocals sound like a cross between Sting, Bono and Donald Fagen here and the tracks middle section sounds like a meeting of Steely Dan and U2's "Pop"/"Achtung Baby" period.
The closing track "Progress" also has carries a Steely Dan/Police influence with a slight experimental edge to it while the final track "Afterward" is nothing more than a minutes worth of ambient guitar/keyboard atmospherics.
Despite this CD being only 30-minutes long. There is a lot to digest with MuteMath's "Reset". This band definitely does not stick to just one style of music. The eclectic nature of the band and their music makes for a refreshing listening experience. Their sound is very original while showing influences from many great artists before them (mainly the aforementioned Police, Steely Dan and U2) and their lyrics are just plain awesome - full of hope, inspiration and comfort.
If you're looking for something new yet entirely original and innovate, check out "Reset" from MuteMath - an excellent debut from a promising up and coming band.
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