One of my favorite cliche quotes about dance music is, "Some people dance to remember. Some people dance to forget."
I remember seeing the quote earlier in 2k10 and realizing that for the emotional spectrum that is dance music, these really are the two options. Cut Copy avoids this trend on their ambitious new album Zonoscope, which releases February 8th on Modular. [Preorder here] Citing a new direction for their sound, the band moves away from the psychadelic synths of their first record Bright Like Neon Love and further explore the territory from their previous record, In Ghost Colours. Rather than forgetting or remembering, Cut Copy dance for foresight and understanding on Zonoscope.
[Full review and album stream after the jump]
