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MIKROMOON – THE NEAREST DISTANCE

Review

MIKROMOON

THE NEAREST DISTANCE

Genre
LP
Label
BARHILL RECORDS
Datum
20.04.2026
Autor
Frank
8 /10

There are a variety of small labels that are lovingly run and have a knack for interesting music. They often find interesting bands whose work usually doesn't stand in the spotlight. These are mostly bands that create their music with a lot of passion and enthusiasm. Often, they are only known to a small circle of loyal, devoted fans. Many small microcosms within the vast solar system of the music world.

One such small label is “Barhill Records“ from Saarland, and this special band is MIKROMOON from the capital of Saarland.

MIKROMOON recorded the album “The nearest distance“ in October 2024, also in Saarland, and almost 1 ½ years later, eight songs will be released on vinyl and digitally. The shortest song has a duration of 03:44 minutes and the longest song has a duration of 07:24 minutes. A surprising range and symptomatic of the band.

MIKROMOON call their sound “Independent Moongaze“.

What does that mean?

Take a rocky foundation, combine it with indie rock, wave, a bit of grunge, a pinch of psychedelia, blues, and post-punk. Or in other words:

A heavy drum drives and supports the songs, which are primarily carried by this very instrument, the bass, and the voice of singer Annina Casalino. There is light support from keyboards and various effects.

It is not loud music that MIKROMOON makes. It is a quiet, yet determined sound that invites the listener to immerse themselves in the music.

It is music for dreaming, switching off, reflecting, and for conscious listening.

Sometimes dark, sometimes powerful, sometimes melancholic, and sometimes full of positive energy.

MIKROMOON have released an album that deserves attention. However, the attention the band will receive is most likely not as high as the music would warrant.

“The nearest Distance“ is a great album for lovers, for fans of small bands.

 

 

 

 

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