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THANK YOU FROM THE FUTURE

Moon Letters

 

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3.77 | 42 ratings

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tmay102436
3 stars The sophomore release of this band from the USA. As we all know, usually that 2nd release is a bit shaky and undefined, still searching for "their sound." BUT THIS, this new album - "Thank You from the Future" - from Moon Letters is a step up from their magnificent 1st release - "Until They Feel the Sun", which was already mature and glorious.

The writing and playing is tighter, and the production is top notch. I haven't given 5 stars much lately, but this one got it upon my 2nd listening. Such a nice mix of guitars and keyboards. The rhythm section is really tight and imaginative.

I must mention the vocals, as Michael Trew is quite a unique vocalist, and yet very professional. His unique qualities add to the overall perception of the musical concept. As I stated, the rhythm section is great, but there must be a special mention to Mike Murphy's bass playing. The fretted playing tight, what it's supposed to be, but with just enough individuality to be "his sound." Along with his fretted bass playing, his fretless bass playing is sublime. I love it, as it's romantic, but still fits the overall sound of the project.

If you're looking for something new in progressive music, that fits the modern styling, yet has a bit of reflection of the golden era, Moon Letters' "Thank You from the Future" is the answer!

tmay102436 | 3/5 |

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