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Rating: THE REVIEW
Finally. I thought. Finally, I have an album in my hands again with a cover that speaks for itself, reflecting the musical soul it contains. Darkness, satellites, gravity, the lunar.
From the very first listen, projected into the lunar orbit, with seated beats and the aerodynamics of the frequencies in all the tracks: the sounds can be visualized, especially with a (recommended) headphone listen (repeated).
The basses the darkness, the synths shine with natural light, the vocals are what remains of the human. A tribal look, a support of brass, advice from the past (TV on the Radio or Peter Gabriel it may be) cooked in a spatial oven.
After the first three tracks that shoot from the launch pad into the shadow, Easy arrives to represent the impact on the lunar surface: touches on the beat with essential echoes: not because they're minimized, but because they are indispensable.
Have faith and give it a listen, stop.
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Summary by Bot
Son Lux's Lanterns is a sonically rich album blending dark bass, shining synths, and evocative vocals. The music evokes a lunar, space-themed atmosphere with tribal and brass elements. Influences from artists like TV on the Radio and Peter Gabriel shape its unique sound. Recommended headphone listening highlights layered production and immersive textures.Tracklist Videos
Son Lux
Son Lux is an American musical project founded by composer Ryan Lott in 2008; it expanded into a trio with guitarist Rafiq Bhatia and drummer Ian Chang and produces experimental, cinematic pop and electronic music.02 Reviews
