PipemanRadio Interviews DAS MOÖSE About Their Debut Album, Moösehenge

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Rising Brooklyn heavy rock band DAS MOÖSE who will release their debut album, Moösehenge, on October 16th.
Current Singles: “Jingleheim”
Das Moöse has harnessed the sound of heavy metal/punk fused with jam band stylings to craft a sound all their own. Hailing from the savage stoops of brownstone Brooklyn, Das Moöse has become a neighborhood favorite with their powerful live performances and funny, hard-hitting songs.
Singer/guitarist Adam Dubin brings his ample experience playing in The Stoned and filming multiple music legends (Metallica, Beastie Boys) to the fore with Das Moöse. His style is a blend of Ramones and Led Zeppelin with a dash of comic timing thrown in for good measure.
The album track “Traction Park Massacre (Don’t Cry For Me)" will be featured in the upcoming horror movie “Traction Park Massacre.”
Their new debut album Moösehenge is powerful witches brew of heavy metal and punk rock with a healthy dose of southern twang soulful melody.
In our new music video “Traction Park Massacre (Don’t Cry For Me) coming out next week, Alex Skolnick of Testment introduces the song as his alter ego “Count Von Skolitor.” Alex played keyboards on the song. It’s going to be a lot of fun. Besides playing the song, Joel (the other guitar player) and myself put on Luchidor wrestling masks and get in a fight that mimics the onstage ending of Jane’s Addiction. The band attended the last full show of JA and they broke up in Boston the next show. And I don a gorilla suit and play the same beat up Gibson SG guitar that I played in the music video for “No Sleep Till Brooklyn.”
Adam C. Dubin is an American filmmaker who co-directed the Beastie Boys music videos " Fight for Your Right" and "No Sleep till Brooklyn" with Ric Menello. "Fight for Your Right" is number three on MTV's all time funniest music videos
Singer/guitarist Joel Bloom leans into his jam band influences to bring a loose good time vibe to the hard-hitting repertoire.
Drummer Drew Haase, a veteran of the 90’s Austin bar band scene, is the cool hand behind the drum kit giving the songs a powerful and driving pace.
Rounding out the rhythm section on bass is Rob Kassabian with his fluid and melodic attack.
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