Jackson VanHorn - A Silent Understanding

Jackson VanHorn's solo musical venture began after the disbanding of previous bands TV Ghost and Phases. After a slew of demos, self-recorded singles, a mini-LP, and touring, Jackson VanHorn's musical craft came into its own with the release of last year's debut full-length, "After the Rehearsal", followed by a "Reworked EP", a digital collection of reworked songs made by the artist.

The all-new album, "A Silent Understanding", continues that craft by merging literary and cinematic influences with philosophical attentiveness. It peels back the veiled facade of society and holds a mirror to the self.

Both contemporary and timeless in its commentary, this record views the world through a critical lens. It acknowledges historical parallels (particularly in times of plague), while harboring frustration and disappointment with a world hurting both environmentally and socio-economically… leaving one acutely aware in a deafening silence.

"A Silent Understanding" explores the collapse of the individual within the context of a contemporary capitalist society, capturing the despondency and darkness felt by its widespread effects. Despite the tenebrosity, this new record is not completely devoid of light.

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