一夜のペーソス [Dusk to Dawn]

If I had a cafe, I would play this album all the time. It's so soft and lovely. As a whole it's a long listen with some moments that don't feel as polished as some of their other works. That being said, this is such an incredible collection of songs that fit so well with the season.

the 3/4 tracks in this album are beautiful and very fun to listen, the instrument are the most beautiful things in the album but some of the tracks are pretty boring for me. this album has too many songs so it become kinda boring

It's been a good while since their last proper solo project, and I'm glad to see they haven't lost what makes them great. The sounds on this album may be familiar to what previously put them on the map, but there's more than enough variety here to where it doesn't feel antiquated or repetitive.

lamp being lamp. solid album wit a few bangers. just overwhelmed with the amount of songs so rating might change after a few more listens.

There was a lot of good; I really liked the incorporation of many different instruments and how it felt like I was really listening to a journey, but there was a good amount of fluff in there too.

Well, what can you expect from a 20 track album by Lamp?

"Dusk To Dawn" is an album where Lamp explores new dimensions of instrumentation and rhythm in their music. Right after 'Dusk', 'The Last Dance' introduces new instruments into the track. This includes the addition of a warm synthesizer and what appears to be a harp-like instrument, though I'm not entirely certain. Regardless of these new musical elements and rhythms, Lamp's distinctive style remains intact.

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another classic lamp banger

it feels like an amazing album and it sounds heavenly but i don't feel like i'm really able to connect with it fully and it is very long but i will probably listen to it again just because of how good i feel like it is as background music. i also feel like i often times find it difficult to completly resonate with music that is in a different language and i think that is part of what takes away from my ability to meaningfully connect with a lot of the songs but they are still absolutely ... read more