The album "Month of suicides" by Věra Wajsarová is a unique musical project that combines deep lyrics, emotional singing and original musical arrangements. This album, released in 2007, reflects the dark, personal and existential themes that are characteristic of the author.

The album offers an introspective look at life crises, alienation and inner conflict, which is expressed both in the text and in the instrumental level. In these songs, Wajsarová combines melancholy with moments of hope, which creates a strong, emotional atmosphere that accompanies the listener from the beginning to the end of the album.

The musical style of the album moves between alternative rock and electronic sounds, while there is a prominent role of guitars, keyboards and synthesizers. In her work, Wajsarová also experiments with different sound layers, which gives individual compositions dynamics and space for the expression of deep emotions.

"Suicide Month" stands out for its lyrical depth and poetic approach to the dark side of human existence. Each song tells a story about finding meaning in the chaos of the world, and at the same time, about the challenges of inner struggle. The album is thus not only a musical experience, but also a literary and philosophical reflection on the human psyche and its limits.

If you are looking for an album that allows you to delve into the depths of human emotions, "Suicide Moon" is a great choice for listeners who appreciate challenging and introspective music.

1. I don't want you
2. Water, water bottle
3. Country
4. If you think of me
5. Don't cry anymore, shiny teardrop
6. Tavern romance
7. Chain Jumper
8. Then come back
9. Sad Bride
10. I'll run down one of these alleys
11. Request
12. I sleep in your jacket, my love
13. Hug me
14. Suicide Month

• Published by Studio Fontána - Zdeněk Nedvěd 2007