Moongazing Hare
Is This the Cumming of Sumer?
Genre: Neo Folk, Apocalyptic Folk
Label: self
This is so far the best release by Moongazing Hare. It contains mostly cover versions by Death In June. And what should I say - it's way way better than the original Death In June songs. While Doug Pearce noodling the same chords over the years and release unbelievable boring, limited and expensive shit in the last years, David Folkman Drost take care for the best moments in DIJ music and reinterpret them into simple beautiful weird folk songs. Somewhere between Current 93's Thunder Perfect Mind and Nature & Organisation. This album could stand in line with all the other World Serpent releases, but without all the solemn, religious, military stuff.
I am sure Douglas would like the cover artwork, but maybe there should placed a Panzer somewhere.
10/10
PS: we are away to visit Prague in the next days and maybe we will come back with some Czech indie pop and psych folk ;-)
Label: self
This is so far the best release by Moongazing Hare. It contains mostly cover versions by Death In June. And what should I say - it's way way better than the original Death In June songs. While Doug Pearce noodling the same chords over the years and release unbelievable boring, limited and expensive shit in the last years, David Folkman Drost take care for the best moments in DIJ music and reinterpret them into simple beautiful weird folk songs. Somewhere between Current 93's Thunder Perfect Mind and Nature & Organisation. This album could stand in line with all the other World Serpent releases, but without all the solemn, religious, military stuff.
I am sure Douglas would like the cover artwork, but maybe there should placed a Panzer somewhere.
10/10
PS: we are away to visit Prague in the next days and maybe we will come back with some Czech indie pop and psych folk ;-)
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