California musician Luis Vasquez, known as The Soft Moon, has tragically passed away. The news was shared on The Soft Moon’s social media with a statement expressing deep sorrow. Details about Vasquez’s age and cause of death are yet to be disclosed.
Born in Los Angeles, Vasquez’s musical journey started in punk bands as a teenager. He later moved to the Bay Area, creating solo music under The Soft Moon moniker. The project, characterized by icy post-punk with a gothic touch, debuted in 2010 with a self-titled album on Captured Tracks.
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The Soft Moon, with five albums under Captured Tracks and Sacred Bones, showcased Vasquez’s talent and evolving style. From Venice to Berlin, he collaborated and toured with notable artists like Depeche Mode and Interpol. The latest album, “Exister,” was released in 2022, solidifying Vasquez’s imprint on the music scene.
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