“Sharper songwriting, unbridled vocal performances, and more austere industrial textures give Luis Vasquez’s fifth album a new level of depth and candor.”
“The perils of purgatory are well-documented, but in the world of music they remain largely unspoken. Nobody likes to talk about it, but a gap exists between the living and the dead, an unfortunate space where popular music as we know it gets lost in the ether; neither here nor there, it just sort of lingers. On Exister, The Soft Moon willingly navigate this nowhere land, traipsing between lightne”
