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Last Order of 2019?
This might be the last order of the year, a double LP vinyl version of Source Code + a digipak version of the same album, flying soon to the US.
Thanks for the amazing support!
New video: Carnage!
That bird is extra-terrestrial, it comes from outer-space!
Carnage, our latest video is now live! Check it out ?
That’s not exactly the same moon goose as on Source Code cover, but you’ll see.
Carnage is the 8th track of Moon Goose’s debut album Source Code, released on Fruits de Mer Records in April 2019.
Psych Against Cancer, by Psych Lovers
We are really stoked to be part of that beautiful collective effort by Psych Lovers called Psych Against Cancer.
This charity compilation is 76 tracks long! And with a lot of great names and lots of unreleased music.
We’ve shared a rare track called South Popular Guy that has only been released previously to a few lucky ones at the 15th Dream of Dr Sardonicus in 2018 as a promo cd. It is a very special one. ?
Cancer is a fucking plague that needs to be eradicated. It hit close to us recently and Macmillan people are amazingly helpful. They need every bit help they can get.
Share and spread the love.
#fuckcancer
Back in Bristol in less than 2 weeks!
28th October: Ecstatic Vision + Lacertilia + Cybernetic Witch Cult + Moon Goose at The Lanes, Bristol
Not even 2 weeks before we head back to the Lanes, Bristol to party with the amazing Ecstatic Vision, Lacertilia and Cybernetic Witch Cult.
It’s almost a trip to the past because last time Ecstatic Vision were in town, we already opened for them with Cybernetic Witch Cult. It was incidentally the semi-finals of the World Cup and it was a weird day! This time, Wizzarding Promotions (associated with BLG Promotions) added Lacertilia to the mix and here we go again!
Here is a teaser video to celebrate:
Second Life live at Cardigan…
We’ve just received a mixed version of Second Life from our set at the 17th Dream of Dr Sardonicus Festival in August and it’s powerful as hell. Can’t wait to share that with you. ?
Thanks Al Ashford for that brilliant mix!