Dan Fallon

Three Moons is, in many ways, a concept album. It reflects a period of three and a half months in my life marked by upheaval and uncertainty. During that time, I had countless ideas and emotions swirling around, but much like my state of mind then, I couldn’t separate them into neatly defined tracks. The result is a two-hour epic that pulls in many directions.

At its core, it’s an ambient album, but there are moments of discomfort and sections that demand an open mind to grasp what I was trying to convey. It’s an incredibly personal piece, and while I’m proud to have it in my collection, I know it’s not for everyone. The album feels like a journey through the complexities of that period—at times serene, at times uneasy—capturing the irresolution I lived through.

1. Denison
2. Le Tour
3. Charlie
4. Up in the Hills
5. Narcissus
6. October
7. Misalignment
8. Negremont
9. Tromso
10. Three Moons