Chicago based multi-instrumentalist Mark Lofgren (The Luck of Eden Hall, The Thin Cherries) is looking back on his life on the third album by his Black Moon Book: moving to another town, love, loss, booze, and trying to keep it together. All things considered he managed to stay afloat. The autobiographical tales are mostly served with a soft-spoken psychedelic mood, with carefully played guitars and synths playing catch.
The passing of time has caught him by suprise, but by capturing a few memorable moments he is able to relive them by pushing "play". And while it is highly personal, the themes are universal and will appeal to anyone who looks into a mirror searching for their younger version.
