Comments on: More for Your Muse: Lotus Island by Black Light Burns http://musictowriteto.com/more-for-your-muse-lotus-island-by-black-light-burns/ Find music to suit your writing. LATEST: Fridr by Danheim Sat, 04 Apr 2026 22:04:08 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=4.2.38 By: Steve http://musictowriteto.com/more-for-your-muse-lotus-island-by-black-light-burns/#comment-11 Wed, 24 Aug 2016 17:17:00 +0000 http://musictowriteto.com/?p=775#comment-11 I agree. I never thought his music was simplistic and he’s really proving it here with Black Light Burns. Your thought about some of the sounds reminding you of your brother learning to play made me laugh and Borland uses that off-kilter, out of tune execution to create this unusual sound. Thanks for commenting!

]]> By: Sterling N. Pierce http://musictowriteto.com/more-for-your-muse-lotus-island-by-black-light-burns/#comment-10 Wed, 24 Aug 2016 16:37:00 +0000 http://musictowriteto.com/?p=775#comment-10 This is an eerie, filthy, fantastic, great album. I don’t mean filthy as in the words or content – but the sounds that they generate throughout the album are astounding. Individually, if you were to pull some of the notes played by the individual instruments (such as the saxophone in ‘The Theif’) it reminds me of when my younger brother was learning to play, but how it is all composed together is awesome.

I remember seeing a lot of posts about Wes Borland, when he was playing solely with Limp Bizkit, that all the chords he would play were “simplistic” and contained no depth. I disagreed with those comments, and this album not only showcases his talent but also the other members that help create Black Light Burns.

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