"Connecticut" by Lo Moon

Another great track from Lo Moon's new release "I Wish You Way More Than Luck" (see a previous post of the track "Evidence" here). This beautiful, compelling song, "Connecticut" is moody yet resolute.

I hear the voice of my father
Without a shadow of doubt
There's no more hope in the water
I can't believe we've run out
I can't believe we've run out

He said we're cut from the same cloth
Stuck in the same head
If I turned my back I can't pretend you will be there in the end
He said
I wish you were all wrong
Asleep in the same bed
I see the gleaming crown of Connecticut doing 80 round the bend
Now I've got nothing to lose
I've got nothing to prove
I have nothing to lose
Cause it's just an illusion

I know you hear when I talk back
Born in the same bed
Upside down and inside Just like a spider in your web

Now everyone that I knew
Disappeared in a suit
There goes the wonder of youth
What a poor substitute
Are we all disillusioned?
No doubt in my mind
The voice of my father

There's no doubt in my mind
The voice of my father

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"Evidence" by Lo Moon

Lo Moon (previously here) are back with a new album called "I Wish You Way More Than Luck" out April 5, 2024, that features some great tracks. This is "Evidence."

As good as it was
How quickly I forget
no one ever notices
The evidence

What a fucking mess
We find ourselves in
If drowning was my first offense
Well here I go again

Now you're giving me up
I'm hanging on
You're giving me up
I'm hanging on

As foolish as I was
There's something I regret
Leaving you cold as ice in Connecticut
In the name of diligence
I found out where you went
Surrendered to the promise that
I won't be him again

Now you're giving me up
I'm hanging on
Please forgive me I'm not
Not who I was
Not who you loved

As foolish as it was remember I wish you way more than luck

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"Loveless" and "This Is It" by Lo Moon

Lo Moon is a new music trio from LA who have made a big splash with only two songs, "Loveless" and "This Is It." The members--Matt Lowell, Sam Stewart, and Crisanta Baker--seem to be aligning themselves with the kind of expansive, transcendent, ethereal music made by bands like M83 and even Sigur Ros. I definitely hear traces of mid-to-late-period Talk Talk in there as well, and lead singer Lowell identifies Talk Talk singer Mark Hollis as an influence.

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