St. Louis-based indie alternative band, Foxing, back with their excellent fourth album, Draw Down The Moon.
 
Draw Down the Moon wields an other worldly power that at times feels spiritual, and its creation took as much inspiration from religion as it did from magic and role-playing games like Dungeons & Dragons. The album title itself is derived from Margot Adler’s ritual book, Drawing Down the Moon. “I’ve been in a place in my life for a long time of deep resentment for religion, specifically Catholicism,” Murphy says, “but I felt like on this one we explored that idea of magic and ritual on a deeper level than just fiction. I value that so much now.”While Draw Down the Moon’s celestial nature often leads it to sound like a record as large as the galaxy itself, it is, at its heart, about all of us on the ground level - the tiny specks floating around together. “There are no life lessons in the record,” says Murphy. “It’s just saying: It’s OK to feel like this. We are all insignificant, but everyone around us is so insignificant, and together, we actually make up all of reality in the universe.”

Tracklisting
 
737
Go Down Together
Beacons
Draw Down The Moon
Where The Lightning Strikes Twice
Bialystok
At Least We Found The Floor
Cold Blooded
If I Believed In Love
Speak With The Dead
 
LP is on 'hot pink' coloured vinyl. Packaged in a gatefold jacket w/ gold-foil details. Includes a 24" x 36" poster.
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