Killer Moon is fundamentally a progressive psychedelic rock band, but the Chicago based trio are otherwise difficult to categorize: elements of acid rock from the late 60’s early 70’s, stoner rock, and some good old fashioned Black Sabbath doom can be heard in their music.

They weave a complex fabric of sound that takes ones attention without the need for a voice. The intense conversation is between three main characters; lead guitarist Jesse Garza, bass player Amaris Aviles, and drummer Alex Santoyo.

Every song they engage in is singular in its theatre, its own raw climatic set of moments. Jesse, often playing the protagonist, performs each song with raw creative emotion - mature and relaxed in its expressions.

In moments when he goes feverish into the stratosphere, the tangents are not self indulgent but important, for it's in these key moments that Alex and Amaris drift seamlessly to the center – they contribute their dialogue.

The themes ebb and flow or race ahead, but one is not lost nor distracted. Killer Moon's songs express a dominant swagger, like they’re older than they seem.