Muse Chronicle

Dan Whitehouse, A singer-songwriter presents listeners with a timeless exploration of raw emotions through his acoustic sequel of ‘The glass age’, called ‘Reflections On The Glass Age’. Where Whitehouse transports listeners on a trip that explores the depth of true human emotions and experiences with the use of poetic lyrics, sophisticated arrangements, and mesmerising storytelling.

From the get-go the album, ‘Reflections On The Glass Age’ commands the attention of the listeners. For a person who holds good taste in music, it is difficult to only listen to one song and not listen to others. This album creates an aural experience for the listeners with the use of Whitehouse’s haunting and mysterious vocals. Whitehouse beautifully explores the themes of interpersonal relationships, contemporary living in the digital era.

“‘Reflections On The Glass Age creates’ an aural experience for the listeners with the use of Whitehouse’s haunting and mysterious vocals.”

This album shines bright when it comes to writing, Whitehouse does have a way with his words, such beautifully woven lyrics are rare to witness in today’s music scene. Whitehouse brilliantly carves out a deep reflection on the human predicament through his lyrics. The lyrics of each song discuss different themes such as love, sorrow, identity, and the fleeting nature of time.

This album seamlessly dabbles between acoustic and folk-influenced genres, the music of this album is layered and not as simple as it may sound. If you are someone who enjoys great layered music, complex composition and acoustic music that can soothe one’s soul then you must listen to this album. ‘Thin Blue Line’ from this album is a great choice to begin with.

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