KSCOPE Walking On A Flashlight Beam

KSCOPE RE-RELEASE WALKING ON A FLASHLIGHT BEAM MID-PRICE CD FROM RIVERSIDE'S CREATIVE GENIUS MARIUSZ DUDA IN THE BUILD UP TO THE BAND'S FORTHCOMING STUDIO ALBUM IN AUTUMN 2017 Lunatic Soul is the solo project from Mariusz Duda, the creative force, lead singer and talented multi-instrumentalist behind Poland's Progressive Rock shooting stars Riverside. 'Walking On A Flashlight Beam' was the fourth album from Lunatic Soul, due to be re-released as a mid-price CD in March, before the re-release of the band's second studio album, 'Lunatic Soul II', on mid-price CD in April, and the anticipated fifth album forthcoming on Kscope in Autumn 2017. 'Walking on a Flashlight Beam' serves as an incredibly emotional prequel to the first two Lunatic Soul albums, and covers a theme of self-imposed solitude and has a strong sense of foreboding with the knowledge that the first two albums focus on death and the afterlife. Commenting on his fourth opus in 2014, Duda said: These are very dark and intense compositions but very melodious too. I think its one of the best things Ive ever written, if not the best one. As with previous Lunatic Soul albums the artwork was created by the renowned cover artist Travis Smith who has previous created covers for the likes of Opeth & Riverside. "It's often like the best film music... distinctly dramatic, verging on gothic from the opening eerie noises... honours the Pink Floyd branches of the Porcupine Tree" - Prog Magazine (UK) "In nine pieces he creates a soundscape that has no equal. With this album he recommends himself for a collaboration with Steven Wilson. A collaboration at eyelevel." 9/10 - Eclipsed, Album of the Month (DE) "Impressive as all the Lunatic Soul albums have been, this is almost certainly Dudas most impressive offering to date." - Echoes and Dust (UK) "Duda sounds so much like Depeche Mode, David Sylvian and Steven Wilson that you might consider [the] highest chart positions [for] songs like "Gutter" and "Treehouse". With album #4 he delivers the strongest/convincing album of his solo project" - Visions (DE)