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Alex Maas

Luca [ CD / Album ]

Luca

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  • Released Date: 04 Dec 2020

  • Genre: Folk

Our Take

In a world saturated with uninspired pop tunes and formulaic melodies, Alex Maas's debut solo album, Lucain, is a breath of fresh air. The lead singer of The Black Angels has stepped out on his own and crafted a mesmerizing collection of psychedelic folk songs that transport the listener to a dreamy, otherworldly realm.

From the haunting opening track "The City" to the hypnotic groove of "American Conquest," Maas showcases his uncanny ability to blend ethereal vocals with intricate instrumentation. His songwriting is both introspective and poetic, delving into themes of love, loss, and the passage of time with a raw emotional honesty.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "500 Dreams," a sprawling epic that builds to a cathartic crescendo. Maas's voice soars and wails, conveying a sense of longing and despair that is truly captivating. The lush production and atmospheric soundscapes only add to the overall mystique of the album.

Lucain is a sonic journey that invites the listener to lose themselves in its rich textures and evocative lyrics. Alex Maas has proven himself to be a formidable solo artist, capable of holding his own in the vast and ever-changing landscape of modern music. This album is a testament to his talent and a must-listen for any fan of psychedelic rock. So sit back, relax, and let Lucain take you on a mind-bending musical odyssey.

Track Listing
Disc: 1
1. Slip Into
2. The Light That Will End Us
3. Special
4. Been Struggling
5. 500 Dreams
6. What Would I Tell Your Mother
7. All Day
8. Shines Like the Sun (Madeline's Melody)
9. American Conquest
10. The City

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About the artist

Alex Maas

PROFILE: Alex Maas is like that enigmatic piece of vintage vinyl you find at a dusty record shop – impossible to ignore and impossible to forget. As the frontman of The Black Angels, Maas has been summoning sonic spirits for over two decades, crafting a sound that's a hypnotic blend of psychedelia, rock, and a touch of dark magic. With his soulful vocals and mesmerizing stage presence, Maas is like a musical shaman, leading listeners on a sonic journey through the depths of their own minds. His lyrics are like ancient incantations, weaving tales of love, loss, and cosmic exploration. But don't let his mystical aura fool you – Maas is as down-to-earth as they come. When he's not conjuring up sonic spells on stage, you'll find him exploring the great outdoors, communing with nature and drawing inspiration from the world around him. With his debut solo album "Luca" set to be unleashed upon the world, Alex Maas is ready to take listeners on a new sonic adventure. Strap in, dear readers, because with Maas at the helm, you never know where the music will take you – but one thing's for sure, it's bound to be one hell of a trip.

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