'In his second CD release, Daniel stands solid in the middle of a storm. 'Moody, sometimes dark and distant, and always beautiful music created by Luna Trick, AKA, Daniel Staniforth.' (Amazon Review) Staniforth takes on both political and religious issues - delivering a diverse range of songs that are one minute industrial/electronica - and dreamy psychedelia the next.' (Amazon Review) Mountain Mystic, Legend of Mortlake, Ice Flower, Suffer the Fool, Babbla. Songs: Wager, Orthodox Killers, Boyhood Winter, Tears in Vino, Midas in Reversal, Magdelena, Dawn Cycle, This is a fine effort that deserves its share of commercial success and critical recognition. Over 15 tracks there is a great game of 'spot-the- influence' to be played (you can then score yourself against the list on the web link) and it is possible to imagine certain established artists successfully covering much of what’s on offer here. Staniforth’s resonant vocals, which are pitched somewhere between Scott Walker and Kevin Ayers, and sometimes pyrotechnic guitar are both prominently showcased. It also displays a nice diversity of musical styles without becoming a dog’s breakfast. Loosely categorised as 'gothic rock', and nicely dark and dense it is in places. 'Prophetic Guesses' is the fourth album from classically trained English multi-instrumentalist Daniel Staniforth, trading under the name Luna Trick.

'This is the best Luna Trick yet!' (Blog Review) The Potter's Wheel, Secret Rage, Song to the Womb, Decades into Days, Unholy, Lost Circus, To Me a Star. Songs: Feel, Chinese Whispers, Night Healer, All Fronts, Internal, On the Plea Shore, Magic Shadow, Marooned,

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