Eat The Moon
by SLANT
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Have you ever been so desperate to escape the wallow and pity of life that you transport yourself to a different world; a world that exists only within the four corners of your mind? In this world without limits you find that one minute you are flying in a helicopter and then the next you’re dancing in space, eating chunks of the moon with a gigantic metal spoon.
SLANT will take you to that place in their fizzy and upbeat third single that narrates the discontent and loneliness of youth.
SLANT will take you to that place in their fizzy and upbeat third single that narrates the discontent and loneliness of youth.
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released October 29, 2021
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SLANT Brighton, UK
Five heretics on an unrelenting quest to escape the mundane.
discography
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Oct 2021 -
Aug 2021
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