New album: Tyson Dickert – “An endless journey on the stars”

The sound of the rocks is caught on the installation on An endless trip on the starsAnother comprehensive success for an album from an artist based in Michigan Tyson Decart. It follows the wonderful rock album for last year Under the stars, we dream of tomorrow’s sunThe latest version of Dickert expands his voice – as he continued to choose a selective tune scope, with an accidental singing here with smooth indulgence. Strong products driven by guitar are strengthened by topics that pick up the personal intimate relationship, explore weakness, urgency, and challenge with fatty conspiracies.

The flowing guitar distortion opens the album with a heavy driving album with a show “In Glow the Invisible Embers”. Singing spoils and declining rhythm gave up with Twangy guitar after that, expanding the scope of virility before reformulating it again-and offered the project’s exciting structural trading, with a dynamic tune ingenuity. “Lost in the Slow Resolution” comes after that, and is captured in his reactions with layers between the wild guitar currents and the most expressive well. Connects loaded with the disagreement move with the bust bass after a two -minute spinning and to equal rock, and again in unpredictable changes.

The “Sky Fall and take us with it” in both the high activation that revolves around the guitar and rulers. The vocal elements remain enjoyable all the time, as they play as a climate element in her “fragile love”, where the exact rhythm of guitar enlarges; The hidden circuits and the charismatic guitar font interact with the characteristics of the melody. Likewise, the enchanting voice is impressed by “in the days when we were one”, which maintains a more consistent fluff in the righteous rocks and fall-less threatening and more directly with its audio work, while embracing the connection in harmony with the nostalgia to the nineties. Portage and WRNS shades appear within production. “I don’t feel okay, my mind begins to restart every lie that I said,” she is exuding the weakness of perseverance. “I will be fine.”

A wonderful album, “Last Dream” drew a dreamy talisman with a quiet guitar-calling the charm-e foreplay in sparkling guitar tones, lush cushion cushion, and sick rhythmic detection. The elegant vocal joy “under the quiet sky” is the most relaxed album, although “Last Dream” has a contemplative attractiveness in its progress from my mood late at night to familiar rock enthusiasm to close it. Fill in writing unforgettable songs and audio passion, An endless trip on the stars It is a final success from Tyson Decart.

An endless trip on the stars Versions on June 6.