This is the age of post-factual lies, which is reflected in Mesh’s album title “The Truth Doesn’t Matter” and a dark undertone that occasionally seeps into their new songs. What remains entirely true is the fact that the UK duo has a nearly uncanny knack for writing electronic hits that are as elegant as they are captivating. “The Truth Doesn’t Matter” bursts out like a sparkling firework while subtly referencing three decades of electronic music spanning from GIORGIO MORODER, YAZOO, and DEPECHE MODE via GARBAGE and MASSIVE ATTACK to more contemporary artists. At the same time, Mesh always maintain their easily recognisable and unique musical identity as well as the trademark sounds that they have cultivated since their beginnings in the early nineties. With “The Truth Doesn’t Matter”, Mesh climb yet another rung on the ladder leading to electronic music heaven. Each song wriggles it’s way happily into the brain and sticks around leading to spontaneou