Duckweed Records Music Catalog: Moonbabies - June and Novas
Moonbabies: June and Novas
The Moonbabies debut full length CD is now available through Duckweed Records
for $12 US.
This album contains 14 songs as well as several experimental instrumental bits thrown in
for good measure! The album includes a 16-fold full color sleeve with song lyrics, artwork
and photographs (see below).
Note: Those persons who wish to order this release via cash or money order may
order directly from Moonbabies by
clicking here
and are encouraged to do so! If these options are not available to you, you can
still order via the Duckweed site.
"Moonbabies fill the empty spots with their own inventiveness and a sense for
infectious pop melodies worth killing for. There is nothing in the wrong spot
here; everything is planned but still the outcome doesn't lack intensity and
creativity." - Broken Face Magazine
"They're not only diverse in the normal way (slow songs, fast songs, mid-tempo
material), but sound like a different band each time they come to the plate.
If I were to compare Carina's voice on each track of this record, I bet I'd
come up with the name of a different female singer each time." -Splendid ezine
Here is some descriptive text from Moonbabies' website:
This album is the official debut release from Sweden's Moonbabies.
It contains 14 songs (and a couple of short hidden tracks as well) which clocks
in at about 52 minutes. It has been professionally printed in 800 copies with
amazing artwork contained in a full-color 16-page CD-booklet! Released and distributed
by Duckweed Records in the US, but it will hopefully be distributed by many other
independent labels in other parts of the globe as well. The band has already started
searching for other interesting labels to help out spreading this great album.
What about the music then? "Have you ever said Goodbye?" from their critically
acclaimed debut 7 inch single "Air>>>moon>>>stereo e.p.", which also is
included on the album, pretty much showed which way their music was heading,
but on this album, diversity is speaking it's own language. The recording
sessions started in January this year (2000) with (as usual) Carina and Ola
doing the vocals and the rest of the instrumentation, except for a couple of
the tracks in which they were helped out by their "live gig" members Conny
Städe (on drums) and Måns Wieslander (on bass). They re-recorded and
rearranged a couple of older songs, but five of the tracks, among them "I'm
Insane but so are you" and "Winter Broken Time" were left as the original
"demo" versions. And yes, There are some completely new and smashing tracks as well!
"We're Layabouts", "Count Stars >>Be patient", "Because you can't explain",
"Sister Gold" and "Kissing Underwater", all show the band's strongest
achievement yet. Put them together with the re-mastered collection of almost
unheard pop-classics, and you'll find "JUNE AND NOVAS" their most exiting
release up to date.
I'm Insane But So Are You (3:08) June and Novas (5:20) Kissing Underwater (2:50) Have You Ever Said Goodbye (3:45) Piano Hammers (2:12) We're Layabouts (3:11) Shining Sun (3:46) Because You Can't Explain (3:56) My Buddy Buddy (3:17) City Walk (3:23) Count Stars>>>Be Patient (2:43) Sister Gold (4:35) We Still Use It in the Wrong Way (4:50) Winter Broken Time (4:32)