REVIEW: Toro Y Moi takes us through his diverse discography at austin show
REVIEW
REVIEW
☆ BY SOPHIE GRAGG ☆
MONDAY NIGHT AT STUBBS TORO Y MOI DELIVERED A PERFORMANCE that was both electrifying and introspective, showcasing his evolution as an artist and his ability to seamlessly blend genres.
Opening with "Mirage," Chaz Bear set the tone for an evening that traversed through his diverse discography. The setlist was a testament to his versatility, featuring tracks like "Laws of the Universe," "Talamak," and "So Many Details," each bringing its unique flavor to the mix.
The inclusion of songs from his latest album, Hole Erth, such as "Madonna," "Hollywood," and "Starlink," highlighted his foray into rap-rock and emo influences. These tracks, interspersed with fan favorites like "Rose Quartz" and "Ordinary Pleasure," created a dynamic ebb and flow that kept the audience engaged throughout the night.
Visually, the show was a feast for the eyes. The stage was awash with psychedelic lighting that complemented the sonic landscape, enhancing the immersive experience. The energy in the crowd was palpable, with fans dancing and swaying to the rhythms that Toro y Moi masterfully orchestrated.
The evening culminated with "The Difference," his Flume cover that served as a fitting encore, leaving the audience in a state of euphoria.
Toro y Moi's performance at Stubb's was a celebration of musical exploration and innovation. His ability to traverse and blend genres, coupled with his engaging stage presence, made for an unforgettable night in Austin.
