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Listen to the sprawling, muscular “Tonight,” Modern Inventors' new song premiering exclusively on Fuse.
Modern Inventors, the duo of Matt Kass and Josh Benus, recently relocated from Philadelphia to Nashville, and in doing so rearranged the blueprint of its sound. There’s psych-rock at the edges of their melodies, as if Band of Horses was indulging in its weirdest instincts. Listen to the sprawling, muscular “Tonight,” the new song premiering exclusively on Fuse:
Their new single "Closer" finds the duo widening their pallet to R&B and synth-pop textures, and it suits them well. After opening with a trio of short percussive knocks courtesy of Jack White's drummer Daru Jones, "Closer" immediately settles into a charming, oozing groove. There's a murmuring buzz beneath the smooth rumble of the rhythm section, infusing lax chillwave with a psychedelic soul that evokes the Flaming Lips by way of Toro Y Moi. The band offered the following interpretation: After a relationship ends, it's natural to feel guarded, and sometimes when you least expect it, you'll find yourself connecting with another person. Maybe it's on a subway, or passing each other on the sidewalk, but you remember the feeling; “Closer” is a realization that you might be getting closer to allowing yourself to open up again.
