- Singer-songwriter
- Art
pop
- Film noir
- Alternative pop
Comment: it can
be said without reservations the LA-based artist Moses Luster is on a
full sway on this 15-track outing even though these tracks as
residual ones did not appear on his previous issues. In fact, all the
Moses Luster's albums released so far are being on full sway. He is
being an artist who has made up dirty locals and murky human
characteristics so elegantly irresistible through his expressive
singing and tough man attitude. Indeed, you can perceive his ambition
to change other persons' lifes (
I'm the Lion). Sorrow and
desperation are his arms to convey hope rather than a burden from
every day's life to kill you slowly and painfully. He conveys hope
through sorrow, blood, sweat being immersed in tight cigarette smoke
and whiskey smell. Some filthy secrets add an extra flavour to the
whole. And if you don't like it yet you are going to love it. But not
only these facets are represented over there.
Shadows Of A Past To
talks about the relativity of time, in fact about the question of
whether does time exist or not. But some things are not going to
change ever, for example the whiskey and the need for it. At times it
chimes kinda modern Gospel music (at
The Past Is No Place For A
Man, for instance). His compelling baritone is backed up by
soaring orchestrated sounds, synthetic chords, lonely piano keys
wherefrom cinematic swallows emerge to draw epic lines in front of
the horizon. Top tier.
