The Moth Release New Single Dust and Announce Fourth Album, Frost

The German metal trio came together a little over ten years ago, with their first album They Fall reaching huge popularity overseas. The Moth has a very distinct sound, with the worshiping type vocals and electrifying beats.

Dust is another heavy hitting song that deals with personal hardships,

“Two years ago, I had breast cancer. During that time, I discovered the writer Anita Moorjani and her own approach to cancer. After a near-death experience her tumor started regressing and she came out with a super positive, encouraging, and empowering attitude. One of the essences of her attitude is rewriting the meaning of the word remission, used to describe the 5-10 years phase after a treatment when signs and symptoms of cancer seem to be fading or completely going away - before doctors would use the word cure. Moorjani reinterprets and sees it as an abbreviation for ‘Remember your Mission’ postulating a pledge for asking yourself: ‘What is my mission, what am I here for?’ First and foremost, she says it’s about just being yourself. ‘Dust’ is about death holding the sword of Damocles of cancer recurrence over me. It says dagger instead of sword in the song simply because it did fit better with the music. It’s about remembering the mission of being yourself, which seems to be a strong force against a possible conquest and for a serious bye-bye to the ongoing threat.”

— Cécile Ash (bass and vocals) gives an inside look on the process

The band has said that their new record was recorded live in only 24 hours and mixed by José Lorenzo at Bombrec Recording, and then mastered by Timo Höcke, at Die Wellenschmiede, and completed with artwork by Sarah Breen and layout by Cécile Ash. 

Frost releases everywhere September 22nd

Track Listing:

1. Me, Myself & Enemy

2. Birmingham

3. Battlefield

4. Bruised

5. Cathedral

6. Hundreds

7. Frost

8. In The City

9. Dust

10. Silent

Keep up with The Moth: Facebook | Apple Music | YouTube | Instagram