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Dust Moth crafts immersive, atmospheric rock with a heavy-gaze edge that pulls from shoegaze and alternative roots. Fronted by Irene Barber (vocals) and guitar wizard Ryan Frederiksen, the project roots in connections to influential bands like These Arms Are Snakes, Narrows, Undertow, and Minus the Bear. Early collaboration with producer Matt Bayles helped shape their dense, textural sound that fans of moody, expansive guitars will recognize.
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Based in the Pacific Northwest, Dust Moth blends lyrical intimacy with expansive walls of sound, inviting listeners into a contemplative sonic world. Their work has earned notable attention from press and radio, with performances that emphasize mood, dynamics, and a capacity to transform space with sound.
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Discography highlights include Rising // Sailing (2021) on A Thousand Arms, and Scale (2016) on The Mylene Sheath. Notable tracks such as Everything Anew and I’m Not Anyone (both 2021) alongside Lift (2016), Casual Friends (2014), and Toto (2013) showcase the band’s evolution from intimate melodies to commanding, heavy-gaze anthems. Dust Moth has been profiled by NPR Viking’s Choice for Lift and received premiere coverage from The Stranger for Lift, with earlier attention around Dragon Mouth and Casual Friends in 2014. Follow their journey as they tour and release new material.
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Discography highlights include Rising // Sailing (2021) on A Thousand Arms, and Scale (2016) on The Mylene Sheath. Notable tracks such as Everything Anew and I’m Not Anyone (both 2021) alongside Lift (2016), Casual Friends (2014), and Toto (2013) showcase the band’s evolution from intimate melodies to commanding, heavy-gaze anthems. Dust Moth has been profiled by NPR Viking’s Choice for Lift and received premiere coverage from The Stranger for Lift, with earlier attention around Dragon Mouth and Casual Friends in 2014. Follow their journey as they tour and release new material.
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