Million Moons release new single Black Sun Rising

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Million Moons by Callum McMillan

Million Moons follow-up their 2024 record ‘I May Be Some Time’.

Million Moons have released their new single Black Sun Rising after sessions at The Ranch in Southampton with Rolo Tomassi cohort Lewis Johns.

“We knew this would be a single from the moment Ed shared the first demo in the group thread,” bass player Jay Miller has responded.

It’s got such a memorable melody, and the energy when the full band comes in is just so huge! The journey of the piece is really epic, too. It builds and builds into a huge post-rock crescendo before ending back where it begins but leaving you feeling like you’ve grown or changed along the way.

The band have summer gigs booked in Leeds, London, Nottingham and Manchester, and will play Crowded Festival in Leicester on October 3rd.

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