The Moon Runners - A Mini Operetta

Review by Marie Douville

Moon Runners' latest album, A Mini Operetta, is a captivating mix of rock, opera, and storytelling that transports listeners to a world of drama and emotion. The band's use of operatic vocals, intricate guitar riffs, and powerful drums creates a unique and immersive musical experience that is both haunting and beautiful.

The album's opening track, "Overture," sets the tone for the rest of the album with its haunting melody and dramatic build-up. As the album progresses, each track tells a different story, from the tragic love story of "The Ballad of Lily and Jack" to the epic battle of "The Siege of Castle Rock." The band's use of storytelling through music is truly impressive, and each song is a journey in itself.

Moon Runners' musical talent is undeniable, and their ability to seamlessly blend rock and opera is truly impressive. The operatic vocals of lead singer, Emily, are breathtaking, and the band's instrumentation is perfectly orchestrated to complement her powerful voice. The guitar solos and drum beats add a rock edge to the album, creating a unique sound that is both modern and timeless.

Summary by Marie Douville

A Mini Operetta is a must-listen for anyone who loves music that tells a story. Moon Runners have created a masterpiece that is both haunting and beautiful, and their musical talent is evident in every track. This album is a true testament to the power of music, and it will leave listeners in awe of the band's creativity and talent.