Last Dance Of The Moai, by The Impellers

Last Dance Of The Moai

by The Impellers

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Record/Vinyl + Digital Album

7vinyl single with "Last Dance Of The Moai" (Single Edit) on the A-side and "Veeber" on the B-side

Includes unlimited streaming of Last Dance Of The Moai via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

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	1.	Last Dance Of The Moai 03:58		buy track
	2.	Veeber 03:12		buy track

about

Here we have a new great funk 45 by The Impellers.

“Last Dance of The Moai” is the A side. It is also featured on the debut album “Robot Legs”, but the band felt there was more in it than they previously got out of it: “We started playing it live again recently with a new drummer and bass player and somehow that gave it a whole new life. It went from being a song we never played to being the song we end our live sets with. The new bass groove really brought it back to life. Oh, and it's kind of a protest song too. The Moai are the big head statues on Easter Island. The song is about us destroying our planet and why that's probably not a good thing to do.”

The B-side, “Veeber” is a great midtempo funk instrumental. Deep and raw as well as thoughtful and skilled. A great party starter with a big beat, great guitar workout, heavy horns and dirty percussion.

Or like Glenn Fallows of The Impellers said: “Too much funk written these days is so clean, polished and rehearsed. We wanted something that flies in the face of all that and something that could match any deep funk 45 from the early 70s.”