But what about another Nineties band, formed four years after Oasis in 1995, who have been unrelenting in the consistency of their musical output since then, and – also unlike the Gallagher brothers – haven’t felt the slightest need to turn themselves into tabloid fodder along the way?
Photo: Gemma Harris
-rock group’s headline South Facing Festival show at the Crystal Palace Bowl in South London, then, is an antidote to the tiresomeness of Britpop nostalgia. Celebrating 30 years since the band’s formation, the group’s four members plus two additional live musicians showcase many of their most transporting tracks from a back catalogue of 11 ambitious albums.
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Live, the band still play with the physical rush of their brasher first albums. On “Mogwai Fear Satan”, the closing track from their 1997 debut record Mogwai Young Team, the musicians come right down in moments of real tenderness, before exploding out and away when you least expect it. Meanwhile tunes such as “Remurdered”, from 2014, sound downright menacing in the drums and bass. It’s a thrill to hear musicians play with such intensity.
Photo: Gemma HarrisMogwai are undeniably masters of noise. Even more impressive is how well they understand when to bring it back down. It’s in these moments that a startling clarity emerges from the fuzz.
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