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Growing up in small-town Saint Joseph, Mo., brothers Dee, Isaiah and Solomon Radke enrolled in rock ‘n’ roll high school as their ticket out of Nowheresville. The brothers played their first show opening for Fishbone in 2011 and haven’t looked back since. In 2013, the Cat & Mouse and Devil Fruit EPs took Radkey from sweaty backroom punk gigs to storming festivals in the UK and U.S. Radkey then enlisted Arctic Monkeys producer/mixer, Ross Orton, to produce their debut record, Delicious Rock Noise. The result was an across-the-board detonation of several shades of rock, punk, and wild abandon – and riffs, riffs, riffs. 2019 brought the release of No Strange Cats, produced with Bill Stevenson (Descendents) at The Blasting Room where Radkey‘s sound continued to expand and mature, reflected in the sleek guitar and growing bass. The 2020 self-release of Radkey’s third album, GREEN ROOM on Little Man Records has been described as “A rock album for the 21st Century” (Atwood Magazine) made up of thick, slick rock and roll sounds built on power chords and hypnotic vocal melodies. Radkey is charging into 2022 with this new single release, Games (Tonight) and another full album on the horizon.
They continue to tour nationally and internationally supporting bands such as Foo Fighters, Jack White, Rise Against, The Damned, WIZO, Descendents, Local H, and most recently The Offspring.
Radkey is a testament to the future of music, and this band is primed for rock and roll glory.
Spawned from the gloomy depths of basement damnation…. Lunar Moth began its epic journey in late January of 2019. With the amiable, yet fierce vocals and fuzzy guitar riffs of frontwoman Amber Moth combined with the uncompromisable beats of drummer Gage Brunes and distorted licks of bBassist Mac Felckowski, this dynamic trio forms a new fusion of Doom, Garage, and Psych you can go home and tell your parents about. Lunar Moth’s prime directive is to create a solstice for the audience amidst a chaos of distortion and reverb, and to provide a unique experience in which we all can revel.
The term “Doom-Pop” was coined amidst their relentless gigging in the summer of 2021. While playing on bills with primarily heavier bands there were often conversations afterwards about how Lunar Moth had heavy compositions yet a lively and poppy personality to the chorus’s of their songs.
With an EP and a Full LP under their belt, Lunar Moth is prepping for touring and a new EP release in 2022.
“Lunar Moth rides the line between heavy and catchy. The music floats perfectly through the darkness.” – Graham Czonnors, Live sound engineer at The Wisco, Madison, WI.