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Words by Grey Malkin Rising from the ashes of the recently and sadly deceased Trembling Bells (one of the finest psych folk bands of recent times), bassist Simon Shaw has assembled erstwhile Bells guitarist and drummer Mike Hastings and Alex Neilson, alongside members of fellow Glaswegian outfits Boss Hogg, Belle And Sebastian and Lucky Luke, … Continue reading Album review: Youth Of America – YOA Rising
MOOF Magazine are delighted to premiere the brand new music video for "Berliner Grotesk", from Berlin based psychedelic singer-songwriter Anton Barbeau's latest album, out today and available to order here. On the making of the music video, Barbeau states: The video for "Berliner Grotesk" came together suddenly, after months of vague planning! We'd intended to … Continue reading Music Video Premiere: “Berliner Grotesk” – Anton Barbeau
Words by Gareth Thompson A native son of California, it’s arguably his European influences that have shaped Anton Barbeau’s music the most. Steeped in psych-rock and underground club-tronica, his work blends an unerring ear for melody with a zany eye for poetry. Maybe his finest hour came in 2018 on Natural Causes, a record that … Continue reading Album review: Anton Barbeau – Berliner Grotesk