Get all 7 Moira Scar releases available on Bandcamp and save 25%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of BETWEEN WORLDS LP + Bonus Tracks, Wound World Part 1, Psychoid, Scarred For Life, Personal Bootleg, Slink To Intensity, and Excerpts From The Holy Scumbrella.
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Salley Meander
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You Make Me Scream
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Slink To Intensity
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Blood Moon
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Gnu Groove
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Notes From The Future
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Maggot Dance
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Moira Scar Oakland, California
Moira Scar, freaked out doom deathrock trio of LuLu Gammaray (vox, synth, sampler, trombone), Roxy Monoxide (vox, guitar, sax), and Bil Bowman (drums). Roxy and LuLu began Moira Scar as a duo in 2008, from the ashes of their previous band The Floating Corpses, with mutations as V.E.X., and now with Bil on drums Moira Scar is a power trio of high energy experimental goth punk industrial. ... more
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