Aug 23, 2020
“Better not to breathe than to breathe a lie”
seen from South Korea
seen from Malaysia
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from Sweden
seen from China
seen from Türkiye
seen from China
seen from Belgium
seen from France
seen from China
seen from Malaysia
seen from Kuwait
seen from Kuwait
seen from Kuwait
seen from United Kingdom
seen from United States
seen from Malaysia
seen from Singapore
seen from Malaysia
“Better not to breathe than to breathe a lie”
sneaking in a tiny mermay before it ends, find his husband here
Gases are generated in him; he swells to a prodigious magnitude; becomes a sort of animal balloon. - Moby Dick
So this happened in my hometown today.
Moby Dicks rustic details.
Cake! Moby Dicks, Whale Beach
Review: Moby Dicks - Spiders EP
By Sonam Parikh
It’s distorted garage punk that powers through the Moby Dicks' new EP, made up of three songs and clocking in at under six minutes. It’s a short amount of time, but the band get their point across with time to spare; they can make some noise. Of the three, I most enjoy the first, “Always Be Around”. It’s a quick punk refrain that’s fuzzy and energetic. The second song, “Spiders in the Night”, is far more poppy – it's reminiscent of a candied Ramones song. The third is an evolved departure from its predecessors in that it’s a lot more polished. Moby Dicks consist of two current members of Myelin Sheaths and two ex-members of Endangered Ape. Ample evidence of their lineage is evident in the sound of the Moby Dicks’ latest EP, Spiders (Southpaw Records). The band has a bastion of energy and potential. Though the recording is rough (and the band seems to play with a broken drum at times), I’m excited to watch the evolution of this band. Buy the EP here.
The Moby Dicks - Always Be Around