Dust Moth
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American rock band
Dust Moth is an American shoegaze/alternative rock band from Seattle, Washington, formed by members of the bands Undertow, These Arms Are Snakes, and Minus the Bear.
History
[edit ]Dust Moth member Ryan Frederiksen played in the bands These Arms Are Snakes, Narrows, and Undertow, and vocalist Irene Barber (former singer/guitarist for XVIII Eyes[1] and current Erik Blood collaborator);[2] Matt Bayles formerly played keyboards for Minus the Bear.[3] After signing with the label The Mylene Sheath, the group released a split 7-inch vinyl record with the band Aeges in 2013.[4] On April 22, 2014, the group's debut full-length, Dragon Mouth, was issued on the same label.[5] [6]
Members
[edit ]- Irene Barber – vocals
- Ryan Frederiksen – guitar
- Steve Becker – bass
- Jim Acquavella – drums
- Former members
- Matt Bayles – keyboards, production
- Mark Holcomb – rhythm guitar
- Jason Craig – bass
- Jacob James – bass
- Andy King – drums
Discography
[edit ]- Split with Aeges (The Mylene Sheath, 2013)
- Dragon Mouth (The Mylene Sheath, 2014)
- Scale (The Mylene Sheath, 2016)
- Rising//Sailing (A Thousand Arms, March 12, 2021)
References
[edit ]- ^ Dust Moth – Dragon Mouth review. Alternative Press , March 25, 2014.
- ^ Listen to Seattle Metalgaze Trio Dust Moth's Massive Single "Lift". The Stranger , May 11, 2016.
- ^ Dust Moth (mems. Minus the Bear/These Arms Are Snakes) releasing debut EP (stream a track). Brooklyn Vegan , January 27, 2014.
- ^ Dust Moth – "Casual Friends". Exclaim! , January 27, 2014.
- ^ Listen to a track from Dust Moth, a new group featuring former members of Minus The Bear, These Arms Are Snakes. The A.V. Club , March 7, 2014.
- ^ Album Premiere: Dust Moth, Dragon Mouth Archived February 4, 2015, at the Wayback Machine. Wondering Sound , April 21, 2014.
