While Humanist is essentially a solo project for Rob Marshall, his music is always rounded out by his impeccable choice of guest vocalists. Marshall’s first album under the moniker was a welcome surprise, seemingly coming out of nowhere, and fully formed.
On the Edge of a Lost and Lonely World has a task ahead of it to match its predecessor, not least because one of the voices that made such an impression on the first Humanist album is now floating, gruffly, in the ether.
The husky, damaged vocals of Mark Lanegan always made an impression no matter the band or artists he was working with. Marshall had worked with him previously, on Humanist material and in writing a number of songs for Lanegan’s…

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