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Plum's New Album: A Raging Post-Punk Dance Party
27 Aug
Summary
- Plum's latest album, Bodies in Motion, is a high-energy dance party.
- The band's sound blends new wave, post-punk, and funk influences.
- The album explores themes of movement and uncontrollable joy.
Chicago's post-punk band Plum has released their second album, Bodies in Motion. This release channels new wave classics into a vibrant and energetic dance experience. The music is characterized by its infectious grooves and a unique blend of post-punk and funk influences.
Plum's sound is dynamic, featuring intricate bass lines, energetic drumming, and splintered guitar riffs. Songs like "Anxiety" and "Can Jam" exemplify the album's kinetic energy and playful, often chaotic, musicality. The album's title track even imagines a dance-driven apocalypse.
Bodies in Motion invites listeners to embrace movement and find joy, drawing comparisons to artists like David Byrne and the B-52's. The band expertly crafts an atmosphere of an uncontrollable party, making even mundane moments feel exciting through their distinct musical style.
