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The Moons Set To Release New LP, "Mindwaves!"


You should know Andy Crofts (keyboards) and Ben Gordelier (percussion) as fixtures for the last few years in Paul Weller's band. But, they've got their own group along with Chris Watson (guitar) and Ben Curtis (bass) called, The Moons and they're set to release a brand new album on 21 July.

Given the coveted FOUR STAR rating by MOJO magazine, Mindwaves is chock full of groovy psychedelic glam rock & soul and was recorded at Paul's Black Barn Studio. Fill your eyes and ears with the first two singles, "Heart & Soul" and "Body Snatchers."





“Mindwaves is a melting pot of melody, love, dreams and nightmares. Its every brick my mind has built over the years, it’s my favourite album!” Andy Crofts / The Moons.

"Fifty years of Pop with an English suss!" Mojo Magazine


"Positive on every possible level. If you’re a fan of The Moons, you should be very excited indeed." Gigslutz


If you DIG the sounds, you can order The Moons' "Mindwaves" on CD, LP w/DL card, or iTunes


Keep up with The Moons at these spots:

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