Rock/Review My Satellite - Person

Emerging from the vibrant streets of Los Angeles, My Satellite is a dynamic musical force that blends the ethereal textures of psychedelia with the authentic heart of indie rock. Established in 2009 by singer-songwriter Bryan Stage, the band's journey ignited with a spark that has since evolved into a brilliant constellation of sonic experiences.

"Person," My Satellite's second album, is a gripping psychedelic love story that is exquisitely bizarre and intensely emotional. The album unravels a love that is doomed to fail, taking us on a personal yet painful journey. It's a cinematic experience that brilliantly captures the highs and lows of love via a variety of textures, emotions, and audio experiments.

Musically, "Person" is a masterwork that blurs genres, combining symphonic orchestration, classical influences, and funk rhythms on top of My Satellite's signature indie rock sound. The album seems like a musical journey since each track offers something different, from catchy pop lyrics to intense funk beats and luscious, sweeping string parts. The band's fluid style switching produces a constantly changing soundscape that reflects the emotional journey of the album's main story.

"Person" is so captivating because of how dramatic and immersive it is. More than just a compilation of songs, the album is an experience full of sadness, ecstasy, and contemplation due to its psychedelic tones and dramatic grandeur. The album "Person" has a lasting impact, regardless of whether you are drawn to its complex instrumentals or the unadulterated emotional impact of its narrative.

A feast for the ears and the soul, My Satellite's album is both enthralling and devastating for listeners of indie rock with an experimental edge.