Black Moon Mother Nashville, Tennessee
Black Moon Mother blends light & heavy soundscapes that pull from elements of psych rock, pop, doom metal & shoegaze. Illusions Under the Sun showcases an expanded musical depth & songwriting maturity, while exploring themes of nature, purpose & perspective. For fans of Chelsea Wolfe, Deftones, Emma Ruth Rundle, Black Mountain, Ruby the Hatchet, Slow Dive, True Widow, Windhand. ... more
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After years of listening to this album I finally decided to write this, I keep coming back to this album time and time again, it's just that good, the guitars, the bass, the hypnotic vocals and just the overall melody makes me dream and transport me to another world in seconds, this album is just one magnificent piece of art filled with so much feelings and dept to it, I just can't get enough
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excellent performance at Ancienne Belgique this thursday november 15, 2018... I Love your music and good luck for the rest.... I fully support you.
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L.A. doomgazers Iress call up a storm on their latest; silky vocals become screams, and golden guitar atmospherics turn heavy and dark.
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