This is “Projections” by Litost
A sound and an artistic vision that knows no limits. This is the challenge that Litost have already won, artfully building 5 cover songs that bear their indelible mark.
A sound and an artistic vision that knows no limits. This is the challenge that Litost have already won, artfully building 5 cover songs that bear their indelible mark.
A vibrant and genuine duo formed by John Rackowski and Matt Smith, Litost exhibit pure, unfiltered, visceral and coherent music.
The arrangements, constructed in an intelligent and original way, evolve and develop in unexpected ways.
The voices, treated with care, offer particular dynamics and timbres, always well calibrated to the delivery required by the pieces, but without overdoing it.
The opening track “Bus Stop” is a wall of sound, solid and compact with vibrating acoustics.
And while “Don’t Let Go” unleashes a more animalistic and enthralling vein, with “The World I Know” Litost build an harmonization and a sound spectrum that are wide and reflective.
“Vehicle” is undoubtedly the apex track of the album. The intertwining of lead vocal, guitar riff and the incomparable drum work, make the song an unstoppable burst of power that blasts damn well.
The grand finale comes with the spectacular “California Love“, completely reinvented in an innovative and intelligent way, consistently respecting the sound of the album. It’s a barrage of fireworks to shoot from stage during a live performance.
With their album “Projections“, Litost demonstrate all their ability to manipulate sound with their bare hands, shape it in their image, and shoot it straight to our chest. To make us vibrate, blow after blow. To excite us, song after song.
To discover all the other Litost releases and learn more about all their music, visit their official website [ here ] and follow them on Facebook [ here ], Instagram [ here ] and Twitter [ here ].
