Happy Songs for Happy People Review

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Happy Songs for Happy People Review"Happy Music For Happy People" is perhaps a new dawn for Mogwai. Having almost completely abandoned their once trade mark slow creep to raging cacophany style, Mogwai opt for a 'wall of sound' steam-roller of guitars, drums and various other 'noise' producing instruments. First seeping into the listeners mind, then enveloping them in an almost narcotic haze, "Happy Music For Happy People" seeks to be the most seductive 'downer' album of all time.
The 'emotion' of this album is similar to that of Radiohead's masterpiece of inertiatic melancholy "Ok Computer". As the opening track "Hunted By A Freak" suggests there is a hint of paranoia in Mogwai's tunes these days. Infact it is best to think of "Happy Music For Happy People" as an entity or person with whom you are experiencing the world around. The early paranoia gives way to an insignificance as the album progresses, and if you close your eyes you can almost envision yourself walking through the streets of a town, the noise of life muted by sheets of rain, and the colours dimmed in a pervading mist of grey. Your destination is of no importance, rather the journey is thought provoking, no epiphanys, but an overwhelming sense of awareness of life. The music is awash in guitars that drizzle, snippets of vocals the flow like water down a drain, and they steady background plod of drums.
You are not going to play "Happy Music For Happy People" at a party, or as something to get the blood pumping too, well not unless you wish to sonically wither all listeners into a near catatonic state. This is music for headphones, an album to submerge yourself in when you are in an introspective mood wishing to be left in solitude. This a cohesive journey, a slice of emotional reflection that flows from song to song.
I will not say you are going to pick up this (or any Mogwai) album and be enthralled with what you hear. People who like songs that are well defined and get straight the point will find Mogwai boring. Though if your willing to simply listen and not care about the destination (or even moving at all) you might just find an album you will hold dear for many years to come.Happy Songs for Happy People OverviewThe fourth album from Glasgow's kings of glowering,volatile quasi-instrumental rock is subtler than theirprevious work, compositionally beautiful but intense andtrance-inducing at the same time. 9 tracks. Matador. 2003.

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