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I fell in love with Vast the moment I first heard the song, “Free.” Its heavy guitars give it a fabulous mosh-worthy quality. It’s strong and straightforward. It’s angry and triumphant.
I soon discovered that there’s more of Vast’s music to love than just “Free.” Music for People is a musical masterpiece – the perfect album for those days when you just feel like you need to scream (and that’s pretty much every day, isn’t it?). The album is full of emotion and energy – full of the questions that everyone asks at some point. The songs deal with doubt and despair, hopelessness and anger, and – through it all – victory.
Vast’s music is entrancing and creative. You’ll be captivated by the slow, haunting, “I Don’t Have Anything,” the poppier “Land of Shame” (which sounds almost Beatles-like – only much darker), and the beautifully symphonic “A Better Place.”
Music for People is one of the best albums I’ve tripped over in a long time. Once I put it in my CD player, it didn’t leave for months – and it still makes frequent returns.
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