Review by Hans Koch

Bitter Moon is the ninth studio album from Swiss rock band Lovebugs. The album is a departure from their earlier work, with a darker and more introspective tone. The album features 11 tracks, including the lead single "Land Ho!".

The album opens with "Bitter Moon", a haunting and atmospheric track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The lyrics are introspective and melancholic, with themes of loss and regret. The second track, "Land Ho!", is a more upbeat and catchy song, with a driving rhythm and catchy chorus.

Throughout the album, Lovebugs showcase their versatility as musicians, with a range of styles and sounds. "The Last Dance" is a stripped-back acoustic ballad, while "Surrender" is a soaring, anthemic rock song.

The album's standout track is "All the Time in the World", a beautiful and poignant song that showcases the band's songwriting skills. The lyrics are heartfelt and emotional, and the melody is hauntingly beautiful.

Summary by Hans Koch

Bitter Moon is a mature and introspective album that showcases Lovebugs' versatility and songwriting skills. The album is a departure from their earlier work, but it is a welcome change that shows the band's growth as musicians. Fans of Lovebugs' earlier work will not be disappointed, and newcomers to the band will find a lot to love in this album.