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EDITORIAL REVIEWS When Moir decided to call his second album No Future, he wasnt trying to make a political statement so much as state the obvious: If humanity keeps heading down the hateful path outlined by certain right-wing political figures and recent political events, we might as well hit the nearest self-destruct button. Its not just about the West, either, explains the London-based producer. Its the way the whole world thinks. Its almost like were in this mad cycle. In a way, we have no choicewe either adapt to the situation or were dead. Thats it. Todays musicians are faced with a similar now-or-never situation: they can either experiment and evolve or get brushed aside by the Next Big Thing in an industry thats as flippant and fickle as its ever been. Moir welcomes this challenge with a record thats avant-garde and accessible, possessing a punk spirit without stealing its sound wholesale.