Roman Candles’ latest single “Jesus Was An Astronaut” is a sonic journey where refined production meets original lyrics and faultless instrumentalism. Released on February 2, this track attests to the group’s knack for making enthralling works of music that linger.
When the song begins, you can tell that Roman Candles have put their hearts and souls into it. The instrumentation is out of this world; it starts off with an enchanting bass line and drums that are attention-commanding. The guitars scream with fire in them and separate each verse with strength and accuracy.
However, what sets this song apart from other songs is its deep lyrical content and ingenuity. Its lyrics delve into religion, celebrity culture as well as seeking meaning in a chaotic era by Daniel Jackson who pens these alongside frontman Grey Revell. But amidst such weighty topics, the band introduces some irony as well as a wit that makes it a vibrant piece with lots of food for reflection. This further brings out the depth of Revell’s voice; each line carries emotions in it. Background vocal harmonies add another dimension to the sound which envelopes you completely.
The solo adds something truly captivating to its overall feel. This proves how skillful they are in playing their instruments so much so that they can mesmerize audiences just by playing. So all in all,” Jesus was an astronaut” is an exceptional offering by Roman candles demonstrating how far they have come as musicians. With a catchy chorus backed up by meaningful words, this song will definitely leave listeners lovestruck for more. It should be remembered amid all the noise that true artistry surfaces.
