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Japanese math rock band MOMA release new split record

By on September 6, 2015

MOMA

Sunday morning sounds can’t start any better then by checking out this beautiful split record featuring Japanese math rock/instrumental band MOMA. The record features 2 songs by MOMA and one song by a Brazilian band called SLVDR. The MOMA tracks are soothing, comforting, calming, the perfect tunes for an early morning rise to get set your day off right – the piano on both tracks certainly help. The only problem is that it’s only TWO songs!

MOMA

This release is a collaboration project between three record labels:

Tightwolf Records and Delayed Gratification Records out of the US

and

Kakusan Records out of Norway

The record has been pressed on vinyl and the following are the choices available:

300 copies
(100x Clear – Kakusan Records version)
(100x Blue – Delayed Gratification Records version)
(100x Violet – Tightwolf Records version)

Buy all 3 variants for $12.50(USD)!

You can buy the record here:

http://tightwolfrecs.storenvy.com/products/13399866-slvdr-moma-split-7-pre-order

MOMA is so damn good that you might as well continue to check out their releases. Here’s an EP that they released last year:

Just get on their bandcamp and enjoy: https://moma.bandcamp.com

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