Hailing from Baltimore, Maryland, Moraine is a four-piece alternative rock outfit who pair hard hitting energy with melodic writing to craft their own unique sound. Formed by frontman and guitarist Jason Brohm, guitarist Tanner Spaulding, Drew Wagner on bass and vocals and drummer Chance Brunner, they take influence from artists such as Quicksand, Helmet, Hum, Shiner, Failure, Cave In, Smashing Pumpkins and Texas Is The Reason when creating their own guitar-driven music.
Fusing elements from 90s alternative rock, emo and hardcore, their current sound has been years in the making with the members cutting their teeth and honing their talent to combine as Moraine to deliver the distillation of their sonic vision. Born from the fallout of the emo rock band Solitary Set, Jason Brohm and Tanner Spaulding shifted the sound of the project and enlisted Drew Wagner from Still Mountains and Chance Brunner to complete the lineup.
Out of the ashes of one band, Moraine rose swiftly and took flight as a phoenix to start working on their upcoming debut record produced by Phillip Odom who’s previous credits include Code Orange, Turnover, La Dispute, Say Anything and Ceremony. Lifted from the album is their debut single with the brand new track titled “Life In This Haunted House”, offering the perfect introduction to the band.
Packed full of storming guitar work, pounding percussion and emotionally-charged vocal delivery, on their first outing, Moraine drops a truly powerful sound. Showcasing their songwriting talent and musicianship prowess, as well as being testament to their instant chemistry as a group, “Life In This Haunted House” delivers an explosive first taste from a band on the rise and builds further excitement for their forthcoming full-length release.
Commenting on the single, Jason Brohm shares, “‘Life In This Haunted House’ is about going back to the house I grew up in and it being completely silent with no life in it, and the eerie feeling that accompanies such an experience. All that’s left are memories, good and bad. I keep waiting for my grandma to just come out and give me a hug, knowing it’s never going to happen. The song is about facing the past and learning how to move on with your life. It’s about seeing a house physically fall apart just like your loved one’s mental state.”
Listen to Life In This Haunted House below
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