The Movements - The World, The Flesh And The Devil (2009)

"The World, The Flesh And The Devil" marks a significant stage in the evolution of the Swedish band The Movements. The record captures the band's transition from energetic garage rock to a deeper, more multi-layered psychedelic sound. The recording actively features analog synthesizers and the Hammond organ, lending the material a vintage hue that references the space rock and psychedelia classics of the late 60s and early 70s. The lyrical content and overall atmosphere of the album are permeated with mysticism and existential reflections, emphasized by the "dark" and occasionally melancholy instrumental accompaniment. The band masterfully balances between short, driving tracks and long, meditative passages.
Tracklist:
1-1 The Movements - How Long Is Too Long [4:02]
1-2 The Movements - Underdog [3:01]
1-3 The Movements - Approximately 24 Hours [2:24]
1-4 The Movements - Misunderstood [2:59]
1-5 The Movements - The Fun Ain´t For Free [5:22]
1-6 The Movements - Tranquilizing View [4:39]
1-7 The Movements - Save Me [3:20]
1-8 The Movements - I Am You [5:42]
1-9 The Movements - No Such Thing [2:55]
1-10 The Movements - Grains Of Oats [2:27]
1-11 The Movements - Going To Your House [4:44]