| July 28, 2025 (Toronto, ON) — ONE HUNDRED MOONS is ready to captivate your senses with their latest single, “Black Avalanche.” The track marks the first chapter of their highly anticipated album, Black Avalanche, following the band’s bold reimaginings of 90s classics on their 2024 EP, Take Two. “Black Avalanche” offers an intriguing preview of the band's next chapter, and an evolution that feels both fresh and familiar, drawing listeners into an ever-expanding emotional landscape. “Black Avalanche” serves as a journey into the unknown. Ethereal, haunting, and laced with mystery, the track feels like wandering through a fog-laden forest, lantern in hand, with no clear path ahead. It holds an unsettling beauty that is at once nostalgic and otherworldly, evoking both the past and an unexplored future without relying on the familiar. |
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Listen to “Black Avalanche” HERE |
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Drawing from the timeless echoes of My Bloody Valentine, Slowdive, and Radiohead, ONE HUNDRED MOONS reimagines shoegaze, breathing new life into a genre known for its melancholy haze. Their music expertly weaves nostalgia and innovation into a sonic landscape all their own. In a world where musical boundaries dissolve, ONE HUNDRED MOONS fearlessly carves its own path, fusing the old with the new to create something at once familiar and entirely fresh. With its brooding emotional depth, “Black Avalanche” pulls the listener into its haunting embrace. The track unfolds like a tale shrouded in quiet tension, every note unravelling its secrets, layer by layer. Each listen reveals new depths, as if the track itself is a mirror, reflecting back the complexity of our own emotions. As the first offering from their upcoming album, Black Avalanche promises to unfold even more layers of their evolving sound, inviting listeners to explore the depths of emotion and experience the band's unique musical vision in full. |
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ONE HUNDRED MOONS // Credit: Whim and Willow Photography |
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ONE HUNDRED MOONS is a Toronto shoegaze revelation, guiding listeners through ethereal soundscapes and introspective melodies. The band—Collin Young, Jen Vella, Justin Hunt, Matt Laplante, and NJ Borreta—creates lush, layered textures using cascading guitars, hypnotic rhythms, and captivating vocals. Their music draws influence from acts like My Bloody Valentine and Radiohead, blending the dreamy ambiance of shoegaze with the emotional gravity of post-rock and the grit of ’90s alt-rock. With a sound that feels both nostalgic and refreshingly modern, they explore themes of longing, transformation, and inner reflection. Known for their immersive live performances and critically acclaimed debut, ONE HUNDRED MOONS has quickly carved out a space in the indie music world. Each performance showcases their technical precision and deep emotional resonance, proving them to be thoughtful musicians with a clear artistic vision. As they continue to evolve, ONE HUNDRED MOONS is redefining the possibilities of dream pop and shoegaze. |
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