[dropcap]O[/dropcap]n March 31st, The Soft Moon released their 3rd studio album “Deeper”. Considered by many—including the editorial staff at Post-Punk.com, to be a superior followup to 2012’s “Zeros”. I met up with Luis Vasquez on the evening of March 16th to discuss the formation of the project, what inspires his sound, and to get an in-depth look into some of the tracks on “Deeper”.
Oh yeah—and we both couldn’t help ourselves, and headed over to a bar for a glass of the Yamazaki right after the interview
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