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Live Summer Dates!

Live Summer Dates!

5 July 2019 - in

Still undecided on the appropriate facial hairstyle but ready to rock!! Come and party with us!
13th July: SURPLUS FESTIVAL (Welsh Border)
18th July: LATITUDE FESTIVAL (Suffolk)
3rd August: THE 17TH DREAM OF DR. SARDONICUS FESTIVAL (Cardigan, Wales)

We’ll also bring Vinyls, CDs and feathers!

Music: Joey gets a candle (Swayze Meld) from our debut album Source Code.
#moustache #feather #spacerock #psych #live #space #distorted #kraut #fruitsdemerrecords #latitude #surplus

Source Code available on Digipaks

Source Code available on Digipaks

6 June 2019 - in

The few vinyls we found a while back are now all gone and we’re pressing more. 🙂

It seems that our album might have a strange effect on road drivers, so we thought we could help with a Digipak version of the album.

You can get it on https://moongoosecult.bandcamp.com and be finally able to enjoy Source Code tunes in your car or wherever you want.

More vinyls! ?

More vinyls! ?

26 May 2019 - in

We found a few more vinyls! ?

Keith from Fruit de Mer has found a few leftovers.
We can’t really tell if they’re white or clear unless we open them (probably clear). ?

After that it’s all gone with the double gatefold coloured edition. ?

https://moongoosecult.bandcamp.com/album/source-code

We’ll have CDs in a couple weeks and probably a small edition of black vinyl in a single gatefold later. ?

The holistic Tale of Moon Goose and Fruits de Mer Records

The holistic Tale of Moon Goose and Fruits de Mer Records

22 May 2019 - in

Our association with Fruits de Mer Records was meant to be and the story goes beyond our own experience. In a world of random brief digital encounters and fast turnaround, we found out that by a strange twist of fate, geese have been associated with crustaceans (fruits de mer in french) for centuries.

In the middle age, before people knew about birds migration, the common belief was that the Barnacle Goose developed from, well, the Goose Barnacle since they were never seen to nest in Europe.

** It was assumed that the bird were attached to branches before falling in the water. **

The barnacle myth can be dated back to at least the 12th century. The archdeacon of Brecon (15 miles from Hay-on-Wye), Gerald of Wales, claimed to have seen these birds hanging down from pieces of timber, in his Topographia Hiberniae. William Turner accepted the theory, and John Gerard claimed to have seen the birds emerging from their shells.

The myth lasted until the end of 18th Century.

Weird, right? ?

It all seems logical then that we would release our debut album through Fruits de Mer Records!

Also, we’ve got CDs and more vinyls (70, black) coming soon!