Mr Fogg is my kind of guy. His moniker references a fictional character (from a book, even better) and he has this electro-indie thing down pat. He's also British too! I'm rather partial to a change from the usual (largely) American and (somewhat frequent) Canadian artists. It's time to go elsewhere for my electro-indie! And I found some good stuff.
"Moving Parts" is a delicate ditty with the chime of high notes and vocals filled with both sadness and hope. It's a minimally electronic symphony here, and I am a big fan. The chorus veins into a slightly more powerful while still morose: we seem to play small parts, but sometimes lines still cross, sometimes. See what I mean? Sad, but hopeful. You get the idea that bad things have happened, but things can and will get better. Huh. It's profound, really. Mr Fogg, you genius. I also recommend the acoustic version of "Moving Parts" if you can find it; more of a lonely ditty without that electronic symphony feel, but it's what lead me to the original.
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