Amongst the tension of dissonant chords and striking, uninhibited vocals is a place of contrast and catharsis that Melbourne band Howl at the Moon know well.
Described as gutsy, buzzing and possessing of a dark brilliance, Howl at the Moon’s songs span the desolate plains of desire and heartbreak, the thrill to unleash and explore, and the difficulty of distance and uprooted souls.
When performing on stage the band plunges the emotional depths, inviting the audience to join them to be fearless in feeling, lay bare the wounds and let the blood flow.
Listen back to Homebrew with Maddy Mac, for a live set from Howl at the Moon.
