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Rayon Moon I

by Rayon Moon

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    6 track CD, limited edition, once these are gone there will be no more!

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Man Eating Mummy 02:44
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2.
Lord, Don't Leave Me Now 02:55
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There Ain't No Cure For Stupidity 02:23
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Early Grave 02:08
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Feed The Baby 03:12
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about

'... to create an excellent weirdo-punk/surf/garage sound. Rayon Moon has some slick surf licks and toe-shaking beats covered with prominent I-don't-give-a-shit-this-is-rock-and-roll vocals.'
- Die Pop

The debut EP from Rayon Moon is available!

Presented in glorious mono, the EP was recorded and mixed across several suburban lounge rooms and garages and features five tracks blending and moving between surf, punk, garage and liquor.

Stay tuned for the follow up, being released in late September.

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released August 11, 2011

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Rayon Moon Melbourne, Australia

Rayon Moon, the no-fi band. Weirdo futuristic punk.

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