Moonswift - Moonswift

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4...according to our Dave on Thu 15 Oct, 2009.

Moonswift offer a 3 track EP which has a folky ambient feel, a quite insular sounding recording. It has a downbeat feel, but Moonswift's voice does raise a few hairs and makes it well worth listening to.. Its limited to 50 copies and its out on the Reverb Worship label.The second track,called 'Silver Rose' is a really good track...it has a jazzy chauntese sound, and vocals that demand attention ...an emotional sounding record.

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You may recall a while back in Reverb Worship’s early days being introduced to the music of Sand Snowman with his two wonderful “I’m Not Here” and “The Twilight Game” albums.Featured on these and also on his more recent “Two Way Mirror” album on Tonefloat is the gorgeous vocals from Moonswift.Not only is she a very cool singer but also a talented songwriter and musician too .Evidence of this can be found here on her debut album simply titled “Moonswift”.The cd contains three long tracks clocking in at over 35 minutes.On this recording she is responsible for most of the music aided by guitarists Mike Baluk and Sand Snowman.This is an outstanding album with a delicate understated jazzy psychedlic feel.Electric guitars weave in and out of the spaces within the music giving a dreamy chilled late night vibe.The cd is available now in an edition of 50 hand numbered copies in a stencil sprayed sleeve.

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