About this album
Where they were
In 2005, Gang Gang Dance was still establishing their identity within the experimental music scene, following their debut album 'God's Money'. This release showcased their unique fusion of global influences and avant-garde aesthetics, marking a significant step forward in their artistic development.
Why it matters
God's Money received critical acclaim for its bold sonic experimentation and influence on the burgeoning underground music scene. The album helped solidify Gang Gang Dance's reputation as innovators within the genre, drawing attention from both fans and critics alike, which contributed to their growing prominence.
Essential tracks
- "Egowar" — This track exemplifies the band's ability to merge complex rhythms with haunting melodies, creating an intense auditory experience that reflects their thematic explorations.
- "Before My Voice Fails" — Featuring striking vocal performances layered over intricate instrumentation, this track highlights the emotional depth and experimental nature of the album.
- "Nomad for Love (Cannibal)" — With its infectious energy and innovative sound design, this track captures the essence of Gang Gang Dance's eclectic style while engaging listeners on multiple levels.
Release Date
January 1, 2005
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 God's Money I (Percussion) 1:58
- 2 Glory in Itself/Egyptian 5:27
- 3 Egowar 8:49
- 4 Untitled (Piano) 3:19
- 5 God's Money V 3:38
- 6 Before My Voice Fails 5:20
- 7 God's Money VII 3:15
- 8 Nomad for Love (Cannibal) 4:49
- 9 God's Money IX 2:19
