Daymoon - Wednesday (2026) [Hi-Res]

Daymoon's fifth studio album, "WEDNESDAY," marks a significant departure for the Portuguese progressive rock collective by completely eschewing drums in favor of an eclectic, avant-garde sound. The record features a blend of sci-fi folk and a somber autobiographical suite focused on 1960s Germany, anchored by Lavínia Roseiro’s emotive vocals. Led by multi-instrumentalist Fred Lessing, the band utilizes an extensive array of acoustic and ethnic instruments, including flutes, clarinets, and the saz. Their discography is characterized by a fusion of 70s progressive rock, jazz, and world music, addressing complex themes such as environmental crisis, social critique, and personal grief through a sophisticated, cinematic approach.

Tracklist:
1-1 Daymoon - Dyschordia [1:43]
1-2 Daymoon - Mid-Week Crisis [3:19]
1-3 Daymoon - Real Diehl [3:10]
1-4 Daymoon - The Poet Who Vanished on Wednesday [3:02]
1-5 Daymoon - Oceans of the Moon [7:15]
1-6 Daymoon - The Trees of the Mind Are Black [6:04]
1-7 Daymoon - The Arrythmix [1:49]
1-8 Daymoon - Globulin Brine [6:33]
1-9 Daymoon - The Vice [1:21]
1-10 Daymoon - Bitter Lemon Soup [3:05]
1-11 Daymoon - Lie in Silence [3:36]
1-12 Daymoon - Lungs Unfold [3:47]
1-13 Daymoon - Solitary [1:19]
1-14 Daymoon - Calling All Saints [2:54]
1-15 Daymoon - Cocoon [3:43]
1-16 Daymoon - The Healing [3:29]