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Witching Chronicles: Exploring MOON DESTROYS’s OMNI

Moon Destroys have a new singer, a new album and, to some extent, a different way of doing things. She Walks By Moonlight had plenty of room for hazy, drawn-out passages, whereas OMNI gets to the songs more quickly. The guitars are still thick with fuzz, the atmosphere is still there, but the melodies are […]

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Witching Chronicles: Exploring MOON DESTROYS’ She Walks By Moonlight

She Walks By Moonlight is a solid, slow-moving record that leans heavily on atmosphere rather than big moments. MOON DESTROYS aren’t trying to reinvent heavy rock here. Instead, they focus on mood, repetition, and a sound that feels intentionally worn and hazy. The guitars are thick and fuzzy without becoming messy. Riffs repeat, but not […]

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