
Not to say that Capstan doesn’t carry a sense of diverse eclecticism on its studio albums, but the Orlando-based rock outfit’s latest, The Mosaic, has an approach for everyone.
Those who love a digital beat, alt-rock laments, piano-driven ballads, or just flat-out screamo have at least two moments of their own on this record, one of each appearing on the closing, title track alone. Hell, there’s even “An Open Letter,” an acoustic, lo-fi indie track that serves as an apology to everyone that knew the narrator when he was young.
The second date of Capstan’s new run of shows, which promises to be a career-so-far retrospective with some unplayed acoustic tracks mixed in, and if you’re up for planning a road trip, a homecoming show at The Abbey in Orlando closes the tour next month. Restless heart, keep running.
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This article appears in Mar 20-26, 2025.


