Slow Crush Bring Out Bloodmoon

While previous singles from Slow Crush have embraced an underlying melody in the band’s cavernous sounds, it seems like “Bloodmoon” purposefully avoids that. The song is punctuated by walls of noise and atmosphere feeding back against the heavy tones of the vocal work; it’s like a slowed march into the abyss, but you’re encouraged to stick it out, as there’s a cathartic release just at the 3 minute mark. The song opens up and the hints of melody slide back into the picture, only for the noise to get louder and more forceful, pushing you to greet the band in their dynamic push towards a huge sound. Another example of taking the tropes of today and pushing them into tomorrow. Thirst is out August 1st via Pure Noise.