I, Captain finds freedom in bold new anthem "Gone"

I, Captain, return with fresh music, a magnetic compass, and no map to freedom and have reemerged on his new EP, "One For The Money." Easy-breezy "Gone," among the four fresh cuts, seems to be a standout. Reflective and defiant, it's a departure that finds the heartbeat of where the band has been and where it's going.

As renegade explorers of possibilities unknown, I, Captain, hurl from the stratosphere of his previous album, "Outer Space," and spiral towards something darker and more solid. "Gone" is a sound and vision message track. The track is punctuated by clear nods to their diverse influences, including Nomeansno, Primus, Minutemen, and Pink Floyd, and taps into a rich history of music while unmistakably asserting Luz's straightforward voice.

There's a raw quality to "Gone" and a rawness of spirit. It's the sound of a song always waiting in the wings, now given the perfect space to breathe. That's no accident. The whole EP was just a place for songs that could never quite find a way to fit anywhere else to exist and have time to shine in their own spotlight. 

"Gone" is special not just for its juxtaposition of old-school energy with modern nuance but also for the way it captures that genre-blending spirit similar to what drove I, Captain. Balanced with just the right amount of nostalgia and a fearless move forward, "Gone" is a testament to the band's dedication to their craft unfiltered, unpretentious, and unmistakably them. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to the ride, "Gone" is a thrilling adventure from link to link, and it proves that I, Captain, am still far from done with his journey.

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