LIGHTHOUSE

After my interest for this band had been awakened with listening to QRoC (their third), I tried their former music, to check how they got this high without me noticing. This debut definitively renders what they're capable of. Especially the 'first half' of the album has some nice melodies, with Munich above all. They're playing with multiple voices, of course with the center role for the lead singer, who has an broad vocal range. Drums, piano, guitars - they're gently giving each other way, but know also how to accumulate all. The variation in scenes & themes makes the threshold higher for starters, but when you're persistent, you'll have a treasure added to your collection.