Hailing from the city of Bjelovar in Croatia, Them Moose Rush are a progressive rock band unlike any other. Working in a genre often fuelled by pomp and circumstance the Eastern European trio have always done things for themselves, and in doing so, done it all inimitably.
From directing their own music videos to producing their own photographs, the band even has a penchant for hiding cyphers in songs via Morse codes on keyboards and palindrome/semordnilap messages. And away from the devil in the detail, they simply rock harder and faster than anyone else.
Combining vintage vibes which play dutifully with the blues and heavy rock, their approach to song writing and production bursts with innovation. Much like 2013's “To Future Miss Sunshine”, their second full-length album “Don’t Pick Your Noise” pushes riff after chaotic riff in an attempt to challenge listeners' perceptions of what a rock and roll trio is truly capable of.
Following their debut the band released two EPs that quickly helped establish them as live fixtures on the European festival and tour circuit, performing at Europavox (France), Eurosonic (Holland), INmusic (Croatia) and Krach Am Bach (Germany), alongside international bands such as The Black Keys, Arcade Fire, Pixies, Colour Haze, The Vintage Caravan and Mars Red Sky.
From lead singer Nikola Runjavec's devastating vocal range, spanning a sonic spectrum that takes in Geddy Lee, Robert Plant and Jack White, to bass player Branimir Kuruc and drummer Vedran Marinko Komlen's tight ship of a rhythm section, “Don’t Pick Your Noise” is a progressive, space-fuelled majesty of electric alt-rock and Machina melody.
“Don’t Pick Your Noise” will be released worldwide on March 9th, 2018, on TMR Records with a vinyl version released through Dostava Zvuka.
Stream and share the video for new track “Radio Violence” below.
Tracklist:
1. Voodoo Stones
2. Dumadu Honey
3. Sea Quince
4. Don't Pick Your Noise
5. Stupid Face
6. Lethal Dose of Pretty
7. Anoie
8. Dreydribble
9. Radio Violence
10. Nevermind Openmind
11. Whim
Line-up:
Nikola Runjavec – Guitar, Vocals
Branimir Kuruc – Bass
Vedran Marinko Komlen – Drums
Weblinks:
www.themmooserush.com
www.facebook.com/themmooserush
From directing their own music videos to producing their own photographs, the band even has a penchant for hiding cyphers in songs via Morse codes on keyboards and palindrome/semordnilap messages. And away from the devil in the detail, they simply rock harder and faster than anyone else.
Combining vintage vibes which play dutifully with the blues and heavy rock, their approach to song writing and production bursts with innovation. Much like 2013's “To Future Miss Sunshine”, their second full-length album “Don’t Pick Your Noise” pushes riff after chaotic riff in an attempt to challenge listeners' perceptions of what a rock and roll trio is truly capable of.
Following their debut the band released two EPs that quickly helped establish them as live fixtures on the European festival and tour circuit, performing at Europavox (France), Eurosonic (Holland), INmusic (Croatia) and Krach Am Bach (Germany), alongside international bands such as The Black Keys, Arcade Fire, Pixies, Colour Haze, The Vintage Caravan and Mars Red Sky.
From lead singer Nikola Runjavec's devastating vocal range, spanning a sonic spectrum that takes in Geddy Lee, Robert Plant and Jack White, to bass player Branimir Kuruc and drummer Vedran Marinko Komlen's tight ship of a rhythm section, “Don’t Pick Your Noise” is a progressive, space-fuelled majesty of electric alt-rock and Machina melody.
“Don’t Pick Your Noise” will be released worldwide on March 9th, 2018, on TMR Records with a vinyl version released through Dostava Zvuka.
Stream and share the video for new track “Radio Violence” below.
Tracklist:
1. Voodoo Stones
2. Dumadu Honey
3. Sea Quince
4. Don't Pick Your Noise
5. Stupid Face
6. Lethal Dose of Pretty
7. Anoie
8. Dreydribble
9. Radio Violence
10. Nevermind Openmind
11. Whim
Line-up:
Nikola Runjavec – Guitar, Vocals
Branimir Kuruc – Bass
Vedran Marinko Komlen – Drums
Weblinks:
www.themmooserush.com
www.facebook.com/themmooserush