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Ian Moore has been many things in his 25-year career: A fiery young blues-rock guitarist out of Austin, an introspective balladeer singing heartbreak in falsetto, and a show-stopping bandleader directing the glorious miscreants who make up the Lossy Coils. In a time where artists increasingly focus on becoming more streamlined and easily discernible, Ian has done the complete opposite, diversifying and recombining, searching for new sounds and ideas, and following his own unique designs. This inspired his latest concept, a three-EP project encompassing his three primary musical focuses. On Aerie, the instrumentation is sparse, and the themes are shadowy and contemplative. Using guitar, cello, vibraphone, and voice, Ian sets a deeply rendered tone, intentionally naked and vulnerable.
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When did Ian Moore become this generation's NKC? I am an old dude with an eclectic taste in music, and I do like Nat, but I remember standing in line like a gobsmacked schoolgirl in Austin to get a signed copy of "Ian Moore live from Austin" because I was so impressed with the chops of this young kid. After "Modern Day Folklore", which I learned to appreciate and even like as an album, I fell away from the Ian bandwagon. In my later years I was thinking "hey, old dude, let's look up some good blues/rock from that Ian kid". Man, I should've listened before I bought. I found the four CDs that I bought to be marginal, at best, and downright awful at the worst. Listening to "Aerie" I could sense some blues in there somewhere, but it couldn't get out through the lounge singer that Ian Moore has become. So sad.
Mark Campbell's review is off the mark big time. Yes, if you only like Ian's first two releases, released when he was a kid just about, you probably will not like his later releases. But if you understand artists you know the great ones grow and mature. Ian is a brilliant songwriter and singer and yes, still a great guitar player. This is yet another great release from Ian that is the first of a trilogy of ep's from what I understand. If you are a fan of LATER day Ian this is yet another gem. Keep 'em coming Ian.
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