From Mandy, Indiana's 'Bottle Episode' EP out 11/19 on Fire Talk. 

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TORRES - SPRINTER

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"Over and Out" from the ninth studio album by American industrial rock band Nine Inch Nails (released on June 22, 2018), very reminiscent of David Bowie.

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Sydney-based singer-songwriter Moody Beach (aka Melissah Mirage) shares her new single, “Why Not” out via Viscera Arts.

A follow-up to her lauded sophomore EP ‘Mirage’, Mirage continues to flourish in distilling her sound and lyrics as fluid expressions of her life experience, and exploration of agency and autonomy as a woman. Produced by Kim Moyes of The Presets, “Why Not” opens to a plucked bass line as Mirage’s hazy vocals cut to the fold, in a smoke-laced hit of instantly addictive melody. Between shoegaze-riddled fuzz and crisp snares, “Why Not” is the perfect amalgamation of analog and electro, as every note sits with clarity in Marie’s serenading world of indie-pop catharsis.

Moody Beach says about “Why Not”: “‘Why Not’ is about unfulfilled desire towards a person who is off-limits; how this desire muddles the brain and your capacity to think and act logically. To me, desire is one of the most primal human instincts. I revelled in the feeling and had a lot of fun writing the song. It was the perfect outlet and a cathartic release.”

Kim Moyes says about “Why Not”: “Even in the roughest & purest form of the demo, “Why Not” stood out as something instantly exciting and relatable. The overall energy struck me as a perfect, but unusual kind of left-field hot-and-bothered. Most importantly, I felt that Mel's lyrics nailed the sense of excitement, danger and angst of desire. It was an absolute pleasure to help realise Mel's vision for the record.”

Moody Beach - Why Not

Music is a science, and Moody Beach loves to experiment. Mixing indie rock with elements of flamenco, metal, R&B, and pop, the result is explosive - perhaps why the band has been known to perform in hazmat suits.

Frontwoman Melissah Mirage has released three bodies of work since 2017, collaborating with various renowned artists and producers along the way, including Kim Moyes (The Presets) and Dean Tuza (Stella Donnelly, The Rubens). The band has performed shows and festivals all over Australia and lived to tell the tale, despite a near death experience on the tour bus on the Hume Highway.

Former members of Moody Beach were plucked from some of Sydney’s greatest bands, but 2023 saw the lineup solidify with Melissah Mirage on vocals and bass, Xavier Diekman on drums, Jamhound Booker on guitar and Oskar Johanson on guitar and keys. The band spent the remaining months of 2023 in the lab, testing musical hypotheses and recording new material. 

What will Moody Beach release next? There’s only one way to find out, dear listener. Join us on a journey of musical discovery.

Moody Beach - Why Not

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