Continuous Talking: Fourth Album from Benedict Moleta". . . In fact, if 2005's The Warm Sun Coming In was the album that saw Moleta learn to strum, and 2007's follow-up was where he started putting together beautifully consistent and cohesive records experimenting with diverse instrumental arrangements, Continuous Talking proves this WA artist isn't afraid of branching out into new and exciting areas of arrangement, adding more colour and texture to his wonderfully detailed drawings."The Drum Media"While Moleta’s explanation depicts a very laid back and ‘pressure off’ recording method, the songs themselves (and the guest contributions) are seamless and anything but ‘casual’. Then again, neither are they token or abrupt …there’s no token pedestal on which each guest stands when their time is due, more so Continuous Talking bears the mark of musicians whose ethos is ‘for the good of the song’…which is essential considering the delicacy and attention to detail prominent in Moleta’s songwriting."X Press MagazineContinuous Talking is Benedict’s fourth full- length release .It was recorded by Alan Smith at Bergerk! Studios, with additional mixing by Max Ducker and Scott Simms, and was mastered by Scott Simms.Benedict is joined by:-Jason Barfoot (Mongrel Country) -James Quinton (Milkless Fridge) on bass-Sam Scherr (Capital City) on electric guitar-Rosemary Halsmith on glockenspiel-Jonathan Brain on Spanish and acoustic guitarsIn recent years Benedict has supported Scout Niblett, Emiliana Torrini, Art of Fighting and Sodastream. He also played at the inaugural Wave Rock Weekender festival in rural W.A., alongside around 30 local, national and international artists. “A CD that not only showcases Moleta’s own angelic voice, but is also filled with guest appearances by some of Perth’s most interesting musicians”-Mike Wafer (X Press Magazine) “The slow drops of narrative between the glockenspiel and guitars keep the songs on track, wavering between melancholic laments and ecstatic catharsis as a precise balance between Moleta’s understated solo performances and those with the band”-Jason Kenny (Drum Media Perth) “Seemingly one of the most prolific writers on the local circuit, Benedict Moleta has a new tune on show as a precursor to his upcoming album. Bicoastal kicks off in his usual whimsical fashion before edging up a notch. With a full band, more weight than his usual efforts and a ripping piece of riffery from the enigmatic Sam Scherr, it’s hard not to be excited about Bicoastal, and Moleta’s forthcoming album. Bicoastal is available for download at benedictmoleta.com.”Chris Havercroft( X Press Magazine)