Stream Unknown Mortal Orchestra's new album Multi-Love
18 May 2015, 09:25
| Written by
Laurence Day
Unknown Mortal Orchestra are streaming their new record Multi-Love in full ahead of its release next Monday.
Focused on mainman Ruben Nielsen's brush with polyamory, the album is being touted as the group's finest work to date. Nielsen said ahead of its release that the album is also about "being someone who makes things happen in concrete ways. Building old synthesizers and bringing them back to life, creating sounds that aren’t quite like anyone else's. I think that's much more subversive."
Multi-Love is released via Jagjaguwar on 25 May.
You can hear the full album over on NPR now.
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