Muses Lake - Moses

Review by Lassée Bernard

Moses, the latest album by Muses Lake, has been receiving positive reviews since its release. The album features a mix of alternative and indie rock with a touch of electronic music. The band's experimental approach to their sound is evident in the use of unconventional instruments like the theremin and the omnichord. The album's opening track, "Red Sea," sets the tone for the rest of the album with its haunting melody and atmospheric soundscapes.

The album's standout tracks include "Burning Bush," "Golden Calf," and "Ten Commandments." "Burning Bush" is an upbeat, catchy song with a driving rhythm and infectious chorus. "Golden Calf" has a more melancholic feel, with its slow, brooding melody and introspective lyrics. "Ten Commandments" is a powerful track that builds to a climactic ending, with its soaring vocals and driving guitars.

Summary by Lassée Bernard

Moses is an impressive album that showcases Muses Lake's versatility and creativity. The band's willingness to experiment with different sounds and styles sets them apart from their peers, and their musicianship is top-notch. Fans of alternative and indie rock will find much to enjoy on this album, and it is sure to earn Muses Lake a new legion of fans.