“[Killing Moon has] curated another new music essential” – DIY

“Wonderful stuff from hugely-respected indie label Killing Moon” – Shortlist

“Essential for getting ahead on the new music curb and for maxing out your playlist” – Drunken Werewolf

“Killing Moon is a family of artists and new music lovers and pushers who seem to care about one thing; good music” – The 405

“Full of emerging music makers…it is an art form” – Amazing Radio

“One good song can launch an artist’s career if it reaches the right ears, and making sure it does is what [Killing Moon] aims to do” – Music Week

‘This compilation once again proves how vital Killing Moon are to the new music spectrum’ – When The Gramophone Rings

‘The heads behind Killing Moon don’t hold back [to] add bulk to anyone’s playlist’ – TMRW Magazine

Killing Moon are thrilled to announce that they are back to curate the seventh compilation in the ‘New Moons’ series, aptly entitled New Moons: Volume VII.

Starting off as a nearly-award-winning blog in 2012 (which itself has been cited as launching the careers of Foxes, Alt J, Royal Blood and many more), Killing Moon has since expanded into a successful record label, artist management company, and live promoter.

The latest compilation in the series hosts a huge range of talent, from the undiscovered gems to big indie names, including Prides, Desert Planes, Annabel Allum, Slow Riot, Calva Louise and more.

TRACKLISTING

1. Slow Lights – So Far
2. Bad Family –Real Fast Car
3. PUZZLE – Comedown
4. Prides – Rome
5. August Hotel – 12AM
6. Nuela Charles – Curtain Falls
7. Calva Louise – I’m Gonna Do Welll
8. Slow Riot – Absent Dreams
9. ULTRAS – Napoleon
10. The Mariachi Ghost – Cascabel
11. Surf Dads – Found Yourself In Thailand
12. Annabel Allum – Tricks
13. Fizzy Blood – Animals
14. This Be The Verse – Unveil
15. Gallery Circus – The Flood
16. April – Open Mind
17. 36? – Old Bones
18. Yonaka – Drongo
19. Anil Sebastian – Closer
20. Slow Leaves – Life Of A Better Man
21. Hearing Trees – Magnetic Moment
22. Desert Planes – Together Apart
23. Jesse & The Dandelions – Brother
24. Echotape – We’ve Been Dreaming
25. Phoenix Martins – Oxymoron