The Moons

Last night I heard a band that in many ways was offensive. I was in a bar called The Dog House and there were four boys looking very young calling themselves The Moons. With the smell of beer and whiskey in the air these boys were singing about Jesus, the devil, death, and the overall misery that we all have in life. In the Garden at Midnight was one the most terrifying songs I've ever heard. And, the way they scream out "I shot him again" on the song Johnny Reaves you would have thought that they actually had killed someone. At the very least they've given very serious thought about killing someone. After the show they gave me two of their albums "Evil Man Blues" and "Lonesome Road." The last track of "Lonesome Road" is a bone-chilling song called "In Death I shall be Free." It was shocking to hear someone so young write something like this. The lead singer Wes Clark says they've stained the Hiway with the blood and the blues and I believe every word he said. Either way I was too scared to disagree with him. What I can definitely say about this band is that they are going somewhere.
Irene Hopkins - Howling at Midnight Review

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TV PR gets Mooned by South Carolina based band!
By TV PR
Dated: Oct 06, 2009
South Carolina band, The Moons, hires TV PR to handle all of their media relations.
The Moons are a rock, blues, country, and folk based band out of South Carolina. The touring band has
gained popularity since their introduction onto the scene back in 2003.
With some wicked riffs, soulful voices, and true grit - The Moons are going to meet the media, under the
advisement of TV PR, on December 05th 2009 with their first ever official media night. A pre-press affair
will also be hosted by the band on October 24th 2009.
The Moons are one band TV PR believes will appeal not only to the niche of local fans, but to a mass
music audience as their sound is diverse yet familiar. The Moons is made up of brothers Wes and Zack
Clark, Drew McGuffin, and Tanner Caldwell.
The Moons sound was chosen out of 1,200 applicants who submitted through SonicBids, TV PR's official
sponsor, to become the firm's newest talent on their respected roster. The Moons are listed on the firm's
website with Robert Downey, Jr., Scott Weiland, and Wynonna Judd to name only a few.
The Moons are currently accepting all press inquires. Their official EPK is expected to be available to the
media, via TV PR's webpage, on October 10th 2009.
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