MEEMS
by Miracles of Modern Science
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Digital Album
Immediate download of 6-track album in your choice of high-quality MP3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.
Download includes a 4-page PDF booklet with artwork, lyrics & liner notes.Buy Now name your price
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Limited Edition one-sided 12" Vinyl
A limited, hand-numbered edition of 200, with exclusive hand-printed artwork by Evan including an etched B side.
Please note: colors and print quality may vary from the pics.
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Compact Disc
Comes in an eco-friendly jacket with cover artwork by Ben Giles, full lyrics, and a whimsical layout designed by the band.
Includes immediate download of 6-track album in your choice of high-quality MP3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.Buy Now $7 USD or more
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Ahem
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Dear Pressure
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Breather
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Don't You See?
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The Singularity
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Physics Is Our Business
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credits
released 19 February 2013
Miracles of Modern Science is:
Evan Younger – lead vocals, double bass
Josh Hirshfeld - mandolin, vocals
Kieran Ledwidge - violin, vocals
Geoff McDonald - cello, vocals
Tyler Pines - drums, vocals
All songs © 2013 Miracles of Modern Science.
Produced by Miracles of Modern Science
Recorded by Alex Mead-Fox and Tom Tierney at Spaceman Sound, Brooklyn, NY
Mixed by Evan Younger
Mastered by Joe LaPorta at The Lodge, New York, NY
Front cover artwork by Ben Giles
Band portrait photographs by Critter
Package design & layout by Evan Younger
Special thanks to Alexandra Gregory, Al Hirshfeld & Sasha Helper, Paul & Helen Ledwidge, Elizabeth Lemoine, Graham & Susan McDonald, Larry & Randi Pines, John & Deborah Younger, and Michelle Younger.
Miracles of Modern Science is:
Evan Younger – lead vocals, double bass
Josh Hirshfeld - mandolin, vocals
Kieran Ledwidge - violin, vocals
Geoff McDonald - cello, vocals
Tyler Pines - drums, vocals
All songs © 2013 Miracles of Modern Science.
Produced by Miracles of Modern Science
Recorded by Alex Mead-Fox and Tom Tierney at Spaceman Sound, Brooklyn, NY
Mixed by Evan Younger
Mastered by Joe LaPorta at The Lodge, New York, NY
Front cover artwork by Ben Giles
Band portrait photographs by Critter
Package design & layout by Evan Younger
Special thanks to Alexandra Gregory, Al Hirshfeld & Sasha Helper, Paul & Helen Ledwidge, Elizabeth Lemoine, Graham & Susan McDonald, Larry & Randi Pines, John & Deborah Younger, and Michelle Younger.
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Miracles of Modern Science are a string section in mutiny: guitars overboard! The Brooklyn, NY band squeezes together classical textures, disco kinetics, and explosive dynamics you might file under “post-rock” if their instruments weren’t decidedly pre-rock. ... more
shows
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Jun 21New York, NY
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Jul 13Boston, MA
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Aug 25Kennett Square, PA
discography
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Mar 2013 -
Feb 2013 -
Feb 2013 -
Dec 2011 -
May 2010 -
Oct 2008
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- Track Name: Ahem
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I was sleeping in a fall
A fool boy humming into a wall
I was stalling, I was stalling, but for what I can't recall
I was seeing through your eyes
But all my objects seemed twice the size
I was counting, I was counting, but its hard to count the sky
I was trying to read your thoughts
But soon I found that my head was lost
I was moving, I was moving, I was moving, moving on - Track Name: Dear Pressure
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Hey friend, I haven't seen you much
It's my fault, I've been so out of touch
New club? No, you go on ahead
Old blood, I'll dance when I am dead
When I'm dead
I'll dance when I'm dead
That was a killer show
Makes sense to take it on the road
Not me! I can't afford the risk
You tour, I'm on the mailing list
Go ahead
I'll tour when I'm dead
I don't know what else to say
I don't know what else to say
Maybe I'll get to it someday
I see myself at 94
Spare dreams stuck on life support
No wait, if that's what lies ahead
I'll change or put it off and dream when I'm dead
I don't know what else to say
End all my thoughts the same way:
“Maybe I'll get to it someday”
I've been so drunk on safety
I think I'm going crazy
Don't want my ghost to hate me
Time's running - Track Name: Don't You See?
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Through a narrow ravine, flattened ferns under feet
Pull a thorn from my knee wading into the creek
I can bleed
Oh, and I know where I belong
Oh, I could never leave you long
Shaken out of my daze by the shrieks of machines
I am weak
A collision of grays, nothing brown, nothing blue, no more green
I can't breathe
NYC, I was in you all along
Don't you see I could never call you home? - Track Name: The Singularity
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By the time that we all go deaf, I know that we'll find a cure for it, yeah
People say that we'll die someday, but we just don't believe it
Long before we are old and gray, we'll find a way to beat it
Fight against physical decay, keep our bodies breathing
By the next quarter century we won't even need them
So shoot the supplements into our veins so we can reprogram our genes
And let the nanobots swim through our brains to keep our neurons sharp and clean
There's not a problem that we cannot solve with our technology
Just as long as we can stay alive until the singularity
Maybe you think we're mental
But if you doubt anything we say, check out our man's credentials
Our evolution is underway, and it's exponential
There's no reason to be afraid
We'll shoot the supplements into our veins so we can reprogram our genes
And let the nanobots swim through our brains to keep our neurons sharp and clean
And we will all transcend biology and merge with our machines
Just as long as we can stay alive until the singularity
So play it loud, turn up the kick
Cause by the time that we lose our hearing, we'll have a fix for it
So play it loud, crank it up to ten
Cause by the time that our ears are broken, we'll have no use for them
