Death From Above 1979 - Moonlight Lyrics

Frequently Asked Questions

1. When was the song 'Moonlight' by Death From Above 1979 released?

   'Moonlight' was released as part of their third studio album, 'Outrage! Is Now', which was released on September 8, 2017.

2. Who produced the album 'Outrage! Is Now'?

   The album 'Outrage! Is Now', which includes 'Moonlight', was produced by Eric Valentine. He is known for his diverse production credits, including work with Smash Mouth, Third Eye Blind, and Queens of the Stone Age.

3. What inspired the lyrics of 'Moonlight'?

   The lyrics of 'Moonlight' were inspired by an incident where Sebastien Grainger, the band's drummer and vocalist, was jumped and assaulted while on tour. He described the experience as one where he felt extremely peaceful because he thought it might be the end, yet he had an overwhelming sense of wanting to survive.

4. What is unique about the band Death From Above 1979's naming history?

   Originally named 'Death From Above', the band added '1979' after a cease and desist letter from James Murphy's Death From Above Records. They reverted to 'Death From Above' in 2017.

5. How do Sebastien Grainger and Jesse F. Keeler typically approach songwriting?

   Their songwriting often starts with music created in Pro Tools sessions. Jesse focuses on creating riffs and parts, which are then developed into songs once Sebastien adds lyrics and melodies. The process involves significant collaboration and mutual feedback.

6. Where was the video for 'One + One' shot, and how does it relate to 'Moonlight'?

   The video for 'One + One' was directed by Eva Michon and shot at Jesse F. Keeler's farm. Although not directly related to 'Moonlight', the video represents the band's sound and aesthetic approach, similar to how the personal and intense experience reflected in 'Moonlight' encapsulates the band's raw and emotional style.