The energy that his uptempo music brings is infectious, and shortly after the first song he declared that “this show is already a dance party!” His uptempo, syncopated grooves took priority in his set shadows and fog enshrouded most of his body, and he spoke a handful of times to express his gratitude for his fans. His set began darkness then, dazzling rays of light began to emanate from behind him, transcending through the venue and illuminating only his silhouette. The appreciation that the artists of the show had for one another was palpable and it made the audience that much more excited for each act.įinally, Mystery Skulls took the stage. In fact, Dubuc was the one who taught him to produce and play music and inspiring him to commit to his passion. Phangs also took some time to speak on how important Dubuc has been in his life, likening him to a big brother. Phangs brought the crowd closer both physically and emotionally, despite admitting that he doesn’t like talking on stage because he gets “weird.” He shared how his recent marriage and birth of his son inspired him to write his song “Good Now,” and when he performed it, he instructed audience members to sing along to the chorus and converge towards the stage so he could perform as close to them as possible. Snowblood also played with accessories throughout her set-adding a scarf here and there- which heightened her stage presence and allowed her to embody a different persona for each song she performed. She grooved effortlessly to her own moody electro-pop songs and completely owned the stage with her strong voice and dance moves. The show’s first opener, Snowblood, repeatedly mentioned how excited she was to see Dubuc perform and how much she enjoyed working with him. The connection between the artists was something that was undeniably felt by the audience. In addition to bringing his danceable, disco-inspired pop songs to Fishtown, Mystery Skulls also brought along his longtime companions and collaborators, Snowblood and Phangs, to open his show, making the event feel like a joyful gathering of friends for the artists and audience members. This past Monday, Luis Dubuc, better known as Mystery Skulls, stopped by The Foundry as part of the summer tour to promote his latest album, Back to Life. Track listing No.Mystery Skulls | photo by Makena Duffy for WXPN
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On this EP are five outstanding tracks stuffed full of enticing and compelling energy that anyone can give a spin and walk away happy.even if you're walking away with every single last second of sound stuck on repeat in your head for three years.
Energetic melodies, catchy hooks, snappy beats, and compelling on mark falsetto vocals. After you listen to Mystery Skulls debut EP you'll be humming its tracks non stop for years on end.Each of the tracks on this EP are stuffed full of pure unstoppable energy. You hear that? That's the sound of your life being ruined. The sound is a slightly funkier Scissor Sisters with a hat tip to the musicality of San Serac and remembering Prince's falsetto." Sputnik Music said, Groove loves melody gave a positive review of the album: "Mystery Skulls, is bringing an infectious synth/dance EP.
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