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ARTIST: Job for a Cowboy ALBUM: Moon Healer RELEASE DATE: 02/23/2024 US Store: https://metalblade.indiemerch.com/collections/job-for-a-cowboy EU Store: https://eu.kingsroadmerch.com/metal-blade/artist/930 The iconic extreme experimental death metal lineup of Job For A Cowboy had some long-awaited unfinished business. After nearly nine long years of silence, they have awoken from their slumber, forging "Moon Healer", the follow-up to their previous landmark album, "Sun Eater". But why the extended wait? “I had to take a step back in the band for family. It was the catalyst that eventually created a fork in the road for all of us. We all drifted into our separate paths,“ explains frontman and band co-founder Jonny Davy. “Fatherhood, additional music projects, academic degrees, and careers outside the band took priority and life’s focus,” so the band agreed on a prolonged hiatus, but with the door open for a return. “Everything lined up for us to collaborate on a new project together, it was time to cross the threshold for something new,” states Davy. With "Moon Healer", Job For a Cowboy has woven the thematic qualities of "Sun Eater" and used them as a platform to launch deeper into inner and outer space, using fictional situations to ponder the possibilities of existence outside the carbon-based form. For fans of experimental, progressive, and extreme death metal, "Moon Healer" is a satisfying, transformative metal journey unlike any other. And for those who wish to dig a bit deeper, it’s a sonic epiphany, with or without psychoactive substances. 01. Beyond the Chemical Doorway (00:00) 02. Etched in Oblivion (04:10) 03. Grinding Wheels of Ophanim (08:24) 04. The Sun Gave Me Ashes so I Sought Out the Moon (14:17) 05. Into the Crystalline Crypts (18:21) 06. A Sorrow-Filled Moon (22:42) 07. The Agony Seeping Storm (28:20) 08. The Forever Rot (32:31)

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