The Estonian band’s third album expands its dream-twang sound while letting darker, more grounded songwriting into the frame.
Holy Motors make music in which atmosphere is a structural element, not decoration. The Estonian band’s third album, Heaven’s Night, follows 2018 debut Slow Sundown and keeps the reverb, twang and cinematic shadows that first defined them. The reference points remain American and unreal: David Lynch’s strange hinterlands, spaghetti-western desolation, a
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