THEY WATCH US FROM THE MOON

Spaced-out US collective reach new heights with their debut album.

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WHEN A BAND describe themselves as “cosmic doom opera” and call their members names like Nova 10101001, it’s clear that their music is going to be a trip. They Watch Us From The Moon live up to the billing on their debut album, Cosmic Chronicles, Act 1: The Ascension, a five-track concept odyssey lurching through spacey, Sabbath-esque riffs and a story fit for a sci-fi epic. Slathered on top of the Kansas sextet’s doom-mongering is an unusual twist of two soaring, melodic vocals – from both Nova 10101001 and Luna Nemesis. “There’s nobody that sounds like us,” guitarist The General Shane Thirteen proclaims. “There’s nobody in doom or metal or a combination thereof that has accomplished the sound that we have. The vocal ability of the ladies is just phenomenal.…

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