Amen Dunes returns with new single ‘Feel Nothing’ (With Sleaford Mods)
AMEN DUNES RETURNS WITH NEW SINGLE ‘FEEL NOTHING’ (WITH SLEAFORD MODS)
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Listen to ‘Feel Nothing’ here:
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Amen Dunes (aka the project of Damon McMahon) returns with ‘Feel Nothing’, a powerful and honest first statement since the release of 2018’s beloved Freedom, and his debut release with Sub Pop. Recorded in Los Angeles with co-producer Ariel Rechtshaid and mixed by Craig Silvey, ‘Feel Nothing’ begins with McMahon’s unmistakable voice chanting “Kingdom, kingdom, kingdom, kingdom, kingdom // be a prophet” until the Sleaford Mods rhythm drops and McMahon continues “Every time I hear a story // Got no good from it.” The song, which features synths by Freedom-collaborator Panoram, gradually introduces the rhythm-heavy next chapter in the Amen Dunes’ sound, before a duet by Sleaford Mods’ Jason Williamson and McMahon carries the song out. Where Freedom was “[Amen Dunes’] euphoric breakthrough … silvery and romantic, like a hallucination of the classic-rock songbook” (Pitchfork 8.6 ‘Best New Music’), ‘Feel Nothing’ is a bold reflection on resistance, and a step further in the intentional reimagining of the world of Amen Dunes.
I feel nothing at all
Do you feel nothing too?
I have nothing to say
Don’t drag me down with you
Some days wish I was dead
Some days wish I was you
Every time I hear a story
Got no good from it
Can’t change the situation
When everything’s the same
Still in love, just a little
Aww my mind forgets
You stole that piece from the devil
But you know me, I’d do the same
Get everyone off my back
You can gossip, but I don’t care
I headed off one day without even talking,
and I got lost from there
In the middle of a show I break down, yeah
Can’t remember what to say
Can’t shake this ugly feeling, baby, but it’s not lasting
He was thinking of God, when he begged them to stop
Is there someone up there?
You will never know she said
Come right out and say it
I’ve lived enough to sing it
Come on, show em what you know
You’re gonna reap just what you sow
Get your opinions off my back
I said I’m going up the hill
When winter comes I will get things done
Start doing what I say
See the fires off in the distance
The little goddess said
We may not win this one, but I predict it, son
You might be a prophet
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Keep going up the mountain, yeah
From the mouth don’t come a kingdom
String me up I don’t care
Said I’ve lived enough to sing it
They said stop and drop him until he talks
But you’ll never make him say it
Every time I look up to you
Nothing to say
The king might prevail
But just for today
Every time I look up to you
Nothing to say
Those who talk hard
Got nothing to say.
Artwork credit: Michael Schmelling
High-res images can be found here:
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/6zg4gz8z154nc7s/AAAbwnFQnqNO8O9hFP6WGLQua?dl=0
Praise for Freedom:
“An instantaneous classic”
5/5 NME
“The most dynamic, confident Amen Dunes record to date”
8.6 Pitchfork ‘Best New Music’
“A superb record, it’s one that deserves the widest possible audience”
8/10 Clash
“Freedom takes McMahon’s ever-evolving Amen Dunes project into exciting territory”
8/10 FutureMusic‘8/10’ Uncut
“Damon McMahon catches a wave for his fifth, and best, album”
4/5 Mojo
“After years of honing a sound unlike any other, Damon McMahon has crafted his best work yet”
HUCK
“An album of immense integrity, defiance and beauty”
The Quietus
“Damon McMahon’s fifth album as Amen Dunes promises to be one of 2018’s best indie records”
Music Week
“[Amen Dunes] has a striking gift for articulation”
GoldFlakePaint
“Freedom completes [Amen Dune’s] journey from lone miscreant to sonic mastermind”
London In Stereo
“His best album yet”
Notion Magazine