“The Pet Shop Boys have always been one of our biggest influences and we’re really pleased the music industry is recognising their contribution tonight.” Said Moonshot’s Daniel Kent. “We think our music will appeal to fans of the Pet Shop Boys so we’re going to make it available at no cost between now and when the album officially launches in early April.”
No Sign of Morning has been generating keen interest amongst myspace fans and has been described by Baby Tiger magazine as a 'A future classic, which in moments touches genius’
For your chance to obtain a free download of the album please go to www.tourdates.co.uk/moonshot/
A CD version of the album along with Moonshot’s complete discography is available from www.moonshotmusic.com
ABOUT MOONSHOT
‘Disturbing background combined with breathy vocals make you wonder if you are in a demented psych ward.’
Music Critic Magazine
Moonshot release their new album No Sign of Morning continuing the bands prolific output, which has produced five albums and two EPs since 2001. Sometimes personal, sometimes topical, No Sign of Morning blends strong atmospheres and narratives to create a series of urban tales that provide a snapshot of English life in the early part of the 21st century.
London based Moonshot (Daniel Kent and Richard Wolfe) combine dark, urban beats with pop melodies to create songs that are challenging yet accessible. Blending the pop sensibilities of 80s electronic bands trip hop and profound social messages, Moonshot occupy a unique and relevant space in the current music scene.
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