Waiting for the Moon

General | Jun 2003

Reviews

Your Imaginary Friend
Reviewed 2003-06-30
Obvious references would be all things 4AD, romantic, Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds only fronted by Ian Curtis (Joy Division vocalist). But that’s not fair. This band has brought “traditional” songwriting w/ lush arrangements, Hammond B3, guits, vibes, to a whole other level. The “cool suit” crowd loves these guys: picture 6 sexy overtalented consummate musicians truly involved in their instruments weaving a sultry smokey web of gleeful darkness (sorry gals, they are mostly ordinary guys with wives and kids). I cant say enough good abut this band. Ive never met a band who paid more attention to detail whether in the studio or live (can you say 3 hour sound check?). And it pays off here. Every song is a masterpiece. Includes duet with Lhasa de Sala.

1) Spanish, dark, grisly, chill
2) menacing dark, builds
3) pretty triplet ballad
4) slightly rockin, velvet underground, spoken lyric delivery and feel
5) chill musicbox feel
6) 70’s soul pop ballad feel, whoa
7) duet with Lhasa
8) slow-med paced ballady, sad feel, epic strings
9) decidedly western, cowpoke feel turns ‘sticks real quick, kinda surreal
10) lush, dark, typical, intense

Recent airplay

Sweet Memory
Mix TapeJan 10, 2015
Say Goodbye to the City
brain dripJun 08, 2011
Sweet Memory
Hipster GarbageOct 21, 2010
Trying to Find a Home
A2ZJul 30, 2008
My Oblivion
Say Goodbye to the City

Charting

2003-06-30 — 2003-09-01
Week EndingAirplays
Aug 31 2
Aug 24 1
Aug 17 1
Aug 10 3
Aug 3 4
Jul 27 2
Jul 20 3
Jul 13 4

Track listing

1. Until the Morning Comes
2. Say Goodbye to the City
3. Sweet Memory
4. 4.48 Psychosis
5. Waiting for the Moon
6. Trying to Find a Home
7. Sometimes It Hurts
8. My Oblivion
9. Just a Dog
10. Running Wild