For Now is the second EP by Brooklyn duo Beacon, five songs that continue the band’s exploration of the dark spaces under the surface of human relationships. As with the band’s debut EP No Body, For Now is a record that conceals a great deal of depth beneath a melodic veneer—again, there’s a stark contrast between Thomas Mullarney’s honeyed vocals and the words he’s singing, although this time the mood is perhaps less sinister and more reflective. And again, themes of fractured love are prominent, particularly the distinction between love and lust, and what happens when the former falls away, leaving only the latter to fester: as Mullarney sings on third track “Pulse”, “It’s a long walk from lust to love… And if I get caught, it’s not my fault.” [Source]
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