''Mnemos'' is a 2012 remix EP recorded by

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experimental rock band Falling Up. It was released on April 10, 2012, as part of a "pay-as-you-can" package on Groupees, a website which allows users to purchase packages containing various digital downloads. All of the proceeds from the album went to benefit the homeless, with over 3,200 meals being served from the project. Falling Up offered two reward packages, with the first consisting of three bonus tracks if there were over 1,000 downloads. Within the first day, the 1,000 mark was broken. After the promotion, the album became available for download on the band's BandCamp page. Although ''Mnemos'' is a remix album, most of the tracks are

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in nature, with various hooks in earlier tracks being used and repeated throughout the album. The end result is that the tracks sound very dissimilar to the originals on which they were based. The band was only able to remix tracks from ''

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'', due to the rights of their prior works still being owned by BEC Recordings.

Reception

The ''Mnemos'' EP received generally positive reviews, with many noting that its nature was very different from Falling Up's earlier works, and describing the release as a "filler" between albums. Jesus Freak Hideout's Nathaniel Schexnayder said that ''Mnemos'' was "worth few spins. But after fans have given their attention to the project for a couple of hours, it will no doubt appear as repetitive and forgettable".

Track listing

The album contained seven basic tracks, with three bonus tracks released:

References

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