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Montreal-based Half Moon Run, a household name thanks to albums Dark Eyes and Sun Leads Me On, is home to take part in the Global Citizen concert on September 17.
Conner talks about Montreal, the Global Citizen show and that time the band had to take an Uber back to Canada on Breakfast Television.
Lana talks to Conner Molander from Half Moon Run about their songwriting, how they achieve the intensity in their songs, and the evolution of their live show.
Lana from Indie 88 met up with Conner Molander last month at WayHome to talk about the band’s songwriting, how they achieve the intensity in their songs, and the evolution of their live show.
Ahead of their Aussie tour, Half Moon Run chat about why they don't have a bass player and that time they travelled between the USA and Canada in an Uber.
“ You don’t want to be bullshitting people, because they can tell.” - Conner Molander
Montreal band Half Moon Run talk about playing Osheaga.
Conner Molander talks Devon’s last name and the band’s pre-show safari on Dutch radio station 3FM at Best Kept Secret Festival (June 2016)
Half Moon Run's new video, a collaboration with Montreal director Kaveh Nabatian, is the band's attempt to create a mini-movie instead of a performance video.
"I think music videos give us a chance to explore the world of film. There are so many possibilities outside what a conventional video is, and it was useful for us not to just think about it as a promotional piece" - Conner Molander
Click HERE to listen to an interview with Conner and Isaac on FLUX FM.
Photo © Nina Maul
Half Moon Run’s Conner Molander is still inspired by summers spent at Sproat Lake as a child.
