The Moon Is Not There When Nobody Looks WOBBLE8

• 1 Perception/Transaction 07:12
• 2 Flawed Systems 07:52
• 3 Zardoz (Disinformation) 06:34
• 4 Sensory Overload 04:05
• 5 Startling Sanity 06:11
• Total Runtime 31:54

Info for The Moon Is Not There When Nobody Looks

Does the world seem stranger and stranger to you, with each passing day? Fear not: WOBBLE8 are here to sonically explore the most famous models humanity has invented so far to explain our weird world.

Wobblites, unite! Bandleader Valentin Schuster (drums) combines forces with Sofia Salvo (baritone saxophone), Sebastian Pfeifer (synths, cursed cymbal) and Dan Peter Sundland (Bass VI, voice), to create a metal-influenced, experimental new genre of electrified darkness. A doomy, moody meddle of wobbly patterns with haunting melodies on top - sometimes pulling against each other, feeling like being spaghettified by a black hole.

It’s a collage of elements: both analogue & digital, like the rusted metal and ancient parchment on the cover art that adorns their debut album “The Moon is not there when nobody looks.” An ever-changing slide puzzle with moving parts that shift in and out of place. “Our universe is inherently wobbly,” some very smart quantum physicist once said, so it is about time to make music that represents that!

Supported by Initiative Musik GmbH with project funds from the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and Media. Funded by the „Arbeitsstipendium Jazz des Berliner Senats“.

Dan Peter Sundland, bassVI, vocals, composition (Track 3)
Sebastian Pfeifer, synthesizer, cursed cymbal
Sofia Salvo, baritone saxophone
Valentin Schuster, drums, compositions (Tracks 1, 2, 4, 5)

WOBBLE8
Does the world seem stranger and stranger to you, with each passing day? Fear not: WOBBLE8 are here to sonically explore the most famous models humanity has invented so far to explain our weird world.

Wobblites, unite! Bandleader Valentin Schuster (drums) combines forces with Sofia Salvo (baritone saxophone), Sebastian Pfeifer (synths, cursed cymbal) and Dan Peter Sundland (Bass VI, voice), to create a metal-influenced, experimental new genre of electrified darkness. A doomy, moody meddle of wobbly patterns with haunting melodies on top — sometimes pulling against each other, feeling like being spaghettified by a black hole.

It’s a collage of elements: both analogue & digital, like the rusted metal and ancient parchment on the cover art that adorns their debut album “The Moon is not there when nobody looks.” (out September 18th on Boomslang Records) An ever-changing slide puzzle with moving parts that shift in and out of place.

“Our universe is inherently wobbly,” some very smart quantum physicist once said, so it is about time to make music that represents that!

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