A physics theory says past, present, and future coexist—and that’s the best lens for An Eraser and a Maze, which feels like every era of Modest Mouse happening at once. Guided by Isaac Brock’s instinct-first process, the album is both familiar and alien, warm and cold. It stretches across the band’s sonic history, from propulsive classics to stripped, raw moments, while carrying an undercurrent of mortality and loss that refuses easy optimism.
SIDE A
A1. Picking Dragons’ Pockets
A2. Remember Yourself
A3. Life’s a Dream
A4. Third Side of the Moon
SIDE B
B1. Dogbed in Heaven / Give It a Skeleton
B2. Interlude
B3. I Can’t Talk Right Now
B4. Speak 'N Spell (Or Not)
SIDE C
C1. Rotten Fruit (feat. pkpkpkpk)
C2. Knocked Down by Waves
C3. Absolutely Necessary Never
C4. Song About Nothing
SIDE D
D1. Stoner Party
D2. Look How Far…
D3. Impossible Somedays
