Eden Mulholland wears multiple musical hats - he's in the Mots with brothers Jol and Will, he's the driving force behind Motocade, and he composes music for dance and theatre shows. On debut solo album Feed the Beast he meshes his more rhythmical, dance composition leanings with a real knack
for pop hooks, and comes up with one of the most brilliantly eclectic indie pop albums of the year. His instrumental prowess is clear, with a beautiful lonesome piano part among the guitar ostinato on Supermarket Blues, while the piano solo on Where is My Jealousy has a deep propulsive pull. Early single I Will Echo is a joyous pop sing-along, and frenetic, spiralling, Body Double with its layers of pulsating synths, and vocoder vocals, is infectiously groovy.
