Soft moon interview - Luis Vasquez

Luis About growing up in the desert, the cassettes of his mother, getting into punk music, teenage angst, starting The Soft Moon, quitting music for a while, music as therapy, When It's Over, blacking out his childhood, getting over things, Deeper, becoming comfortable with himself, the ultimate mood, moving to Berlin.
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Interview with multi-instrumentalist and singer Luis Vasquez from the American neo-post-punk band The Soft Moon. FaceCulture spoke with Luis about growing up in the desert, his first guitar, the cassettes of his mother, getting into punk music, teenage angst, his first song, starting The Soft Moon, quitting music for a while, music as therapy, the first Soft Moon song When it's over, blacking out his childhood, getting over things, the mindset when writing the new album Deeper, becoming comfortable with himself, the ultimate mood, moving to Berlin and a lot more! (17/2/2015)

[@grantstewart7785]

Rest in peace, you were beautiful

[@liee-ei6rz]

Yes...

[@andrewcollins1282]

Cant believe he's gone. A tragic waste, such an highly talented person. RIP Luis.

[@mnmlstellar]

Rest In Peace Hero 🩶
Stars Never Fade Away 💫

[@melt-in]

Wow, he was a very honest guy. May he find his peace wherever he is.

[@timmybalensiaga9125]

RIP King

[@erreur]

Luis is the man. Genius. A true artist and one of the few truly innovative musicians around today.

[@pandaroc1]

wait his music is good but..others have done this for example NIN, Depeche Mode, Bauhaus and Christian Deat

[@soledad4370]

+pandaroc1 so? he said one of the few. They are all great.

[@savanaviolenta]

Exactly the way he performs live is the way I see it in my head like I will do it,great sounds,visual effects if it's gonna be gig I want it to be a show with visual effects lights,great sound just a great live musical experience,to express yourself fully not only trough music but trough visuals any way you can and these things combined well give something really beautiful.

[@savanaviolenta]

erreur i think there are many hidden not yet developed talents out there either being feared of success or mentaly blocked by their own doubts,but make no mistake about it there will be many solo projects and bands like this one popping out .

[@GringaGringa123]

erreur when is his birthday?

[@vicenclopezbataller]

Lo siento mucho José luis.
Descansa en paz.
Gracias por tu aportación al mundo de la música.

[@arnaudbleu]

As Geordie, what a loss. Very sad.

[@MrHerzog333]

I used this interview to learn about myself. I have become a better person.

[@eyesofadonai]

one of the best new sounds right now.

[@tseawell90]

prove it

[@soledad4370]

I understand why I love his music so so much...

[@marinmarinov5510]

This interview has made me appreciate and relate to his music ever more. What a great guy!

[@DEVILGODEXISTS]

RIP :(

[@IdiomofSad]

really amazing interview. luis is so honest in his interview and in his music, and so obviously a very deep soul. which can go without saying, reflects in his art. i have been entranced by his music from the very beginning.

[@lowblowsband]

Love this interview.

[@AlexP-jz9sg]

Great artist. Was introduced to The Soft Moon via MDE's WORLD PEACE.

[@reidmich182]

same haha

[@kali7906]

It can't be a coincidence that I’d already fallen in love with his music before this and now I'm sitting here relating to everything he said about his life.

[@liee-ei6rz]

May you rest in peace, angel...

[@PIXHELL888]

rest in peace

[@abysssss]

i'm sorry the interviewer hurts a little with all the immediate follow-up questions to every sentence he provides, as well as ending each question on a high pitch as if to give unnecessary pertinence to impertinent questions. i prefer interviews where the artist is given some 'space' to breathe. that being said i've never interviewed anyone and my opinion is correspondingly worth nil ...but it's of course still my opinion

[@MollyMcBooter]

damn..between 10:30 and 11:00 when the interviewer asks why he blocked those years out you can see in his eyes and body language he’s upset :/ I felt really bad for him and I’m glad she switched up the subject quick..

[@BlixTheGoblin]

i feel this guy so much..everything he said i share..

[@introinter2003]

Great, great, interview. Very interesting. He talks about his music, but he doesn´t stop there. He´s very generous sharing with us all his thinkings. As Marin Marinov said: What a great guy!

[@FaceCulture]

Hi, thanks for the compliment!

[@introinter2003]

You´re very wellcome! Do it again soon please. Luis is/will be soon working in the new album, so...we are anxious to know more! ;)

[@blackgumball]

Great interview. Thank you

[@simonarash6113]

guilty .. addicted to his music

[@MOAlcazar]

GENIUS at work here

[@user-zp1zb6xr1i]

HE'S BEAUTIFUL

[@smoluk1]

COOL GUY!

[@magic_devotion]

💗

[@bbooker5]

🌘

[@dream_in_digital]

💙💙💙

[@GringaGringa123]

Anyone know his birthday?

[@karinaontiveros7096]

🖤💜🖤💜💯👍🏻👌🏻

[@matthijshannink]

🖤 1979 - 2024

[@pomponsparty]

👌🏼👌🏼

[@totalpartykill999]

trent reznor should really be paying attention. this may be his replacement.

[@user-zp1zb6xr1i]

it does sound fresh, new, and exciting

[@zakhutson4576]

There's always a replacement duder

[@ilianabejarano5821]

Auch 😢

[@morbillionaire]

:(