"Crevice of Stone," a lush and layered electro-pastoral, is the first single from Lunar Figurine's 2020 debut LP, Cracked in Two. From the studio of veteran Hudson Valley drummer and songwriter Michael Wilcock, this experimental and densely electronic album divides its time between modernist, pattern-based indie pop in which Edenic and reflective themes flourish—and a glitchy, politically volatile electro punk, livid with contemporary American rage and despair. 

Filled with palpable, organic/electronic elements that you feel you can pluck right out of the air in front of your speakers—grimy, lush, thin and wheezy, unstable meltdowns and quirky jitters blend with aggressive throat grabbing organs. The tracks are still strict and song-focused in their deployment and we are continually reminded that Wilcock is a drummer by trade. Every track finds a distinctive, living pocket, and it is those grooves that give the record its uniquely hybrid feel: a digital garden of sounds, an idiosyncratic human soul. 
-John Burdick

Cracked in Two

Crevice of Stone

Lunar Figurine's Cracked in Two is equally populated by agitated, rowdy and glitchy rock, a stomping, politically volatile electro-punk livid with contemporary American rage and despair. Personal and of-the-moment political themes intertwine, woven seamlessly into the same tapestry.