"The Killing Moon", as covered by Dubious Ranger and Bhi Bhiman
As part of our "Butchers Vol. 1" series of reinterpretations of some of our favorite songs, Dubious Ranger is proud to present, "The Killing Moon", a collaboration between the band and superb San Francisco singer/songwriter Bhi Bhiman. Originally written by Echo & The Bunnymen and featured in numerous films including Donnie Darko and Grosse Pointe Blank, the piece is an ominous crooner soaked in soft fear and subtle beauty. Special guest vocalist Bhi Bhiman leads the effort with a harrowing vocal that recalls Frank Sinatra desperately crying for help while sinking into quicksand and clouds, while Dubious's backing provides an assortment of guitars, kotos, strings, synths, and other dense layers that give the track a Smiths-meets-Eastern-Exoticism feel.
We think you'll like it. This is only the first installment in a string of public free cover releases, as Dubious Ranger gears up to release the full album "Butchers Vol. 1" for free to its fans this Fall. Join the fan club or email list to get in on the action and prove that you heard it first...
For more information on Bhi Bhiman -- who just recently rocked the Wanderlust Festival and has a slew of beautiful and uber-witty recorded material -- go to www.BhiBhiman.com
- Artist: Dubious Ranger (feat. Bhi Bhiman)
- Title: The Killing Moon
- Album: Butchers Vol. 1
- Genre: Psychedelic Rock
- Year: 2009
- Length: 4:47 minutes (6.57 MB)
- Format: MP3 Stereo 44kHz 192Kbps (CBR)
