The Light in You
On their first album in seven years, Mercury Rev chart a gradual, linear journey from darkness to light, with the first half featuring the weightiest, most affecting songs the band has produced since 2001’s (vastly underrated) All Is Dream. As the album goes on, they enter some of the most bizarre territory of their career.
On their first album in seven years, Mercury Rev chart a gradual, linear journey from darkness to light, with the first half featuring the weightiest, most affecting songs the band has produced since 2001’s (vastly underrated) All Is Dream. As the album goes on, they enter some of the most bizarre territory of their career.
The template of Deserter’s Songs remains, but the modern psychedelians' first album in seven years is story of isolation, hope and ultimately love.
The template of Deserter’s Songs remains, but the modern psychedelians' first album in seven years is story of isolation, hope and ultimately love.
Seven years after the dreamy Snowflake Midnight, Mercury Rev have plundered the toolkit which has served them so well in almost 25 years of recording.
Seven years after the dreamy Snowflake Midnight, Mercury Rev have plundered the toolkit which has served them so well in almost 25 years of recording.
We've been here before, countless times. A band whose heyday was a generation ago returns, sounding just as they did 15-20 years ago and dropping an evocation of just how wonderful that music we always loved was.
We've been here before, countless times. A band whose heyday was a generation ago returns, sounding just as they did 15-20 years ago and dropping an evocation of just how wonderful that music we always loved was.
Seven years since the rather cold and introspective 'Snowflake Midnight', Mercury Rev are back with a more jolly prospect. In style it's more
Seven years since the rather cold and introspective 'Snowflake Midnight', Mercury Rev are back with a more jolly prospect. In style it's more
Mercury Rev return after seven years with an album that hymns the power of music itself
Mercury Rev return after seven years with an album that hymns the power of music itself