MK 3.5: Die Cuts | City Planning
by Mount Kimbie
Mount Kimbie’s MK 3.5: Die Cuts | City Planning splits the duo’s divergent paths into a double album that feels like a quiet unraveling.
Dom Maker’s Die Cuts drifts through smeared neo-soul, hip-hop haze, and whispered R&B collaborations, creating an intimate, textured mood that is tender yet disorienting. Kai Campos’ City Planning retreats into austere, wintry techno, all fizzing hi-hats and icy minimalism inspired by Detroit purists. Together they map a restless evolution from the band’s hazy post-dubstep origins into parallel explorations of mood and atmosphere, resulting in a beautifully fractured work that lacks a center but rewards immersion in its shifting emotional temperatures.
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