Moonlight Guides You Home

by Lunar Cult

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Kirk Gauthier The third of three albums released in 2021, this one carries a more somber tone than Death Cannot Contain You and Into Unknown Darkness. Like the cold moonlight that guides you home from a failed dungeon quest, this album is resplendent with a vibe that will cool even the hottest of blood. Favorite track: A Lament for Those We Lost.

jordan This kinda stuff isn’t usually my jam, but I keep coming back to find peace through delightful melodies and the cool comfort of spacey synths.

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1.	No Defeat Whilst We Still Draw Breath 05:40	buy track
2.	Ritual to Manifest the Self 05:44	buy track
3.	Every Temple Lies Asunder 04:52	buy track
4.	A Lament for Those We Lost 04:54	buy track
5.	A Shield of Stars to Keep You Safe 07:16	buy track
6.	May the Skull of Every Fascist be Severed From Their Neck 04:56	buy track
7.	One Final Backward Glance 02:45	buy track
8.	Moonlight Guides You Home 06:00	buy track

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The old gods are dead.

Oppression will not win.

You are never alone.

The fourth Lunar Cult album completes the story that began with Death Cannot Contain You and was carried on with Into Unknown Darkness. The tale concludes with Moonlight Guides You Home, 42 minutes of winter synth that is as comforting and hopeful as it is cathartic. Yet there are still moments of sorrow, as on A Lament for Those We Lost; and righteous, joyous anger, exemplified best by May the Skull of Every Fascist be Severed Form Their Neck, a title which underlines the anti-fascist intent of Lunar Cult. It culminates in the triumphant title track, an ode to togetherness that intentionally recalls the melodic motifs of Death Cannot Contain You, tying the ends of the narrative together.

Play at night and/or when feeling sad.

FFO: Tangerine Dream, Fogweaver, Jenn Taiga

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