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4Feb/101

Eschatological dance music

I went to Glasgow on Tuesday to see David Bazan. Amazing show. Post coming.

While on the bus on my way there, I listened to Danish DJ Trentemøller. While listening to "Rykketid" this thought occurred to me.

The narrative directionality of dance music makes it the perfect vessel for the retelling of the eschatological story of the Gospel.

The drama. The dynamics. The build-up. The ultimately satisfied anticipation. The Gospel.

Listen to it. You can feel it.

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