Karaoke Moon

Exactly two years after 'Ha Ha Heartbreak', Warhaus, the solo project of Maarten Devoldere, returns with its fourth studio album: 'Karaoke Moon'. Those who remember the heart-wrenching predecessor will be surprised by the opener of 'Karaoke Moon', the first single 'Where The Names Are Real'. After two years of disciplined, monk-like work, Devoldere had written more than 50 songs. But what did producer Jasper Maekelberg say when he submitted these demos? You can do better. The two musical soulmates then spent nine intense months in an attic studio in Bruges. The result is the most exciting Warhaus album to date.

In 'Karaoke Moon', Warhaus plays with our modern views on masculinity. With subtle humor, it navigates discomfort and pokes fun at itself and its kind with double-edged wit. Often, it seems as if Devoldere is shadowboxing with his own thoughts and juggling the secret thoughts of his subconscious. The contrasts in 'Karaoke Moon' allow this album to grow with each listen, enticing you to dive deeper into Warhaus' unique universe, layer by layer, line by line.