We begin in the year 2008 with Josh, Dan and Brian. Three unassuming, well mannered and fun-loving fellows from a town near the sea. Regressed, mutated and collectively known as Fartbarf, they somehow bring us all into the future, captivating audiences with relentless melodies, robotically tight rhythms, and danceable beats by use of a strict limitation of tools at hand; vintage analog synthesizers, vocoders, drum machines, analog modular systems, and live drums.

Moon Ensemble blends the spacey surrealism of psychedelic rock with the infectious grooves of electronic funk, creating a sound that draws from the danceability of acts like LCD Soundsystem, Whitest Boy Alive, and Daft Punk, and meshes it with the deep experimental likeness of Yeasayer, Caribou, and Tame Impala.

Bogan Via’s graceful and danceable indie rock is still under the radar, but they are quickly rising to the surface, bringing their melodies and pulsating beats with them. Over the past few years, Bogan Via’s music has been featured on every blog from EDM to Consequence of Sound. With overwhelming responses to first listens of the record, this is the year that Bogan Via will start to make a splash.

“…The pulsating and ominous electronics paired with Miller’s ghostlike soprano give an almost otherworldly feel.” – Consequence of Sound

“It’s undeniably catchy and has a fun feel to it…Sweet. Very Sweet.” – Absolute Punk