Year : 2026
Style : Classic Rock , Hard Rock
Country : United States
Audio : 320 kbps + front
Size : 87 mb
Bio:
When formed back in 2019, The Moon City Masters were focused solely on playing live, having toured across the United States and Europe as both a headliner and opening act. They’ve played alongside artists like Sheila E, Joyous Wolf, Robbie Krieger, Jared James Nichols, and others.At first choosing to focus solely on releasing a string of singles independently, they’re not solely hung up on old-school methods or vintage instruments, opting to use modern Harmony models and working alongside the Grammy-nominated Justin Craig.”Plastic Palace” is THE MOON CITY MASTERS second album, and the entire journey is joyously upbeat. ‘Equal Access’, ‘Company Man’, ‘Give You Everything’ and the magical Mingo pack in so much positivity it’s like channeling warm California sunshine directly into your ears.
Album:
For those that are searching for a band with influences steeped in the golden era but confidently driving it into the 21st century, look no further: THE MOON CITY MASTERS is here with their new album ”Plastic Palace”.For New York twins Jordan and Talor Steinberg it’s forever 1977, it seems, as they mine a rich seam of retro vibes and explore a lengthy list of influences including CHEAP TRICK, PETER FRAMPTON, LITTLE FEAT, RUSH, BOSTON and all in between.It’s kind of fun trying to pick out where the riffs and little details might have come from. Flashes of BOSTON turn up in ‘Send It On’ and with ‘Everybody’ The Moon City Masters go full RUSH on this swooping, proggy blast of deft bass twiddles, starry-eyed melody – a modern prog anthem that feels both technically explosive and irresistibly catchy while carrying a message of unity and resilience.The Moon City Masters also loves heavy funk – their homage to Southern boogie, glam 70s hard rock and bands such as HUMBLE PIE and GRAND FUNK RAILROAD is plain to see, but it’s their ability to add a brand-new sheen that’s equally refreshing and captivating.While it’s obvious that this could be something blaring out of your vintage cassette car stereo, their songwriting is streamlined and delivered with pin-point accuracy, perfectly placing a vocal harmony or guitar melody that does nothing but put a grin on your face and convince you to dig out those flares you knew would come back into fashion.When formed back in 2019, The Moon City Masters were focused solely on playing live, having toured across the United States and Europe as both a headliner and opening act. They’ve played alongside artists like Sheila E, Joyous Wolf, Robbie Krieger, Jared James Nichols, and others.At first choosing to focus solely on releasing a string of singles independently, they’re not solely hung up on old-school methods or vintage instruments, opting to use modern Harmony models and working alongside the Grammy-nominated Justin Craig.”Plastic Palace” is THE MOON CITY MASTERS second album, and the entire journey is joyously upbeat. ‘Equal Access’, ‘Company Man’, ‘Give You Everything’ and the magical Mingo pack in so much positivity it’s like channeling warm California sunshine directly into your ears.This is a very fine and entertaining album from a band that have a genuine love and feel for 1970s rock music. They may not have been around at the time but they capture the essence of it all. THE MOON CITY MASTERS playing is excellent and their vocal harmonies even better still. They can write songs that worm into the brain and are difficult to stop singing after the record is finished.Those who love classic rock from a bygone era along with great clear and clean vocals will fall in love with this. We have.
Line Up:
Jordan Steinberg - bass , vocals
Talor Steinberg - guitar , vocals
Harry Keithline - drums
Justin Craig - keyboards , drums
Tracklist:
01. Company Man
02. Everybody
03. Mingo
04. For The Money
05. Give You Everything
06. Equal Access
07. Ending Credits
08. Still Believe
09. Plastic Palace
10. Send It On (Bonus Track)
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