Luno by IndiesScope

Zeroth, the new album, presents Luno in an unusually varied range of melancholic electro rock. Ema Brabcová and Šmity, who both started in the Roe-deer band now, push their project Luno, together with the guitarist Martin Starý and drummer Jan Janečka, with their third album yet a little bit further. Seemingly simple arranges intensify the atmosphere of the songs so the dreamy vocals by Ema Brabcová stands out. Still the new record partially reveals yet unexpected moods of the band and of Ema Brabcová as well; normally the “dark”, almost depressive band clears up here and there and sounds even optimistic thanks to the lyrics, or, to be more exact, “optimistically” in the limitations set by Luno.

Luno had been recording in the summer months of 2012, not even a half-year after releasing the EP Litáto. Nevertheless, there is a shift not only in sound but also in the entire impression. “It was being created very fast. We were recording the entire summer holiday, plus we were also creating new songs. And then, I was working on the lyrics for another month and a half. This time, the lyrics were quite interesting for me, I think I have reached the bottom (God knows what kind of bottom it was) :-). The album is colorful in case of moods. It ranges from my favorite one which is kind of evil one, through a darkened one, melancholic one, a mood full of hope, a romantic one to a “quite cheerful one”. That’s a quite wide range so I asked myself whether is even possible to tie it up into a knot and consider it an album,“ confesses Ema Brabcová. In the final “yes” which is represented by the album Zeroth, Šmity and the producer Tuzex have a big share; they are responsible for the technical side of the album. The characteristic sound, tempo, arranges remain the same, yet there is a little bit more of optimism lightening up the usual wall of dreariness.

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