NMR – This has a really laid back acoustic vibe, nice chord structure and arangement, the vocal sounding fragile as it floats across the track.

 I like the way the added instrumentation comes in and builds the song mix, the backing vocal and harmonies also add some nice width and colour.

As the track closes out, it builds even more which again sounds excellent, overall  a very nice song.

After the cinematic sweep of Odyssey earlier this year, French post-rock/folk collective
KWOON now turns inward with a new chapter: the acoustic album Unplugged from the
Moon.

Led by the haunting single Chesslove, the record strips away effects to reveal the raw
essence of Kwoon’s universe — delicate, timeless, and deeply human.

Unplugged from the Moon serves as an “unplugged best of, breathing new life into
highlights from the band’s discography while introducing Chesslove as a luminous
centerpiece.

Electric guitar lines transform into sweeping string arrangements, while folk
textures, piano, and choral layers imbue the music with neoclassical grace.

The result is an intimate fireside atmosphere — music that drifts between gentle melancholy
and quiet poetry, inviting listeners to close their eyes and rediscover Kwoon in its purest
form.