Moscow's sound was a marked departure from their earlier incarnation as The Odds. While The Odds were known for their raw and raucous punk sound, Moscow's music was more sophisticated, with intricate arrangements and a more nuanced approach to songwriting. The band's ability to seamlessly blend guitars with synthesizers created a sound that was both futuristic and retro at the same time. Their music had a melancholic quality that was tempered by a sense of playfulness and fun.

Despite not being politically motivated, their music still touched on a wide range of topics, from love, poverty and inequality to war and environmental issues, and their lyrics were often deeply personal and introspective.

Moscow's unique sound and approach to music earned them a dedicated fan base and critical acclaim. With their debut album on vinyl, "Too Light To Be Late", the band mark their place in history.

So if you're a fan of sophisticated synth-pop with a new wave edge, don't miss out on Moscow's debut album on vinyl. Get your copy today and discover the magic of "having fun with melancholy".

FEATURES

Gabriel

You Might Say It's Love

In My Sleep [Someone to Talk to]

Of My Love

Light of Wisdom [From The Edge To The Sea]

Living For The War [He Can Save the World]

Always You

Martin [Don't You Laugh at Him]

No Evil

Crime For History

Fell Among Thieves

Time [For the Wound to Heal]

Elephant Eyes [For Saving Souls]

Vanity Hall

Turning To Crime

All Our Yesterdays

Building the Future [Twenty Years]

Freedom

Now That You're Dead

Run Is This Hell

My Decision