One Hundred Moons unveil hypnotic new single “Volodya,” a cinematic journey through shadow and sound

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Atmospheric dream-gazers One Hundred Moons continue their evolution with the release of “Volodya,” a tense, immersive, and hypnotic new single out today. The track marks the second preview from the band’s highly anticipated upcoming album, Black Avalanche, and offers listeners a deep dive into the darker, more cinematic corners of their sonic universe.

Where lead single “Black Avalanche” first hinted at the record’s shadowy palette, “Volodya” plunges further into that terrain, trading shimmering melodies for something weightier, more urgent, and infinitely more mysterious. The composition is meticulously layered, each texture building upon the last until the music swells into an all-consuming soundscape that envelops the listener completely.

“Volodya” evokes the feeling of wandering through an abandoned city at night. There is an ever-present tension—a delicate push and pull between beauty and unease. The track relies less on conventional lyricism and more on the music itself to tell the story, letting each sound, each swell, and each echo convey narrative and emotion. It is music as atmosphere, as experience, as something felt rather than simply heard.

From the very first note, “Volodya” unfolds with careful precision. Synths slice like shards of glass through dense air, while cascading guitars rise and fall beneath a thick fog of reverb. The rhythm section moves with quiet insistence, grounding the expansive textures in a human pulse that feels intimate despite the track’s cinematic scale. The result is a sonic experience both immense and personal, inviting listeners to step fully into the band’s otherworldly terrain.

Listeners may detect echoes of the emotive tension of Circa Survive or the sweeping atmospherics of post-rock stalwarts like Explosions in the Sky, yet One Hundred Moons never succumbs to imitation. Instead, the band continues to carve out a sound entirely their own: moody, expansive, and unflinchingly honest. There is a weight to “Volodya,” a sense that each note carries both memory and anticipation, and that every silence is as meaningful as the sound itself.

As Black Avalanche approaches, “Volodya” acts as a tantalizing glimpse of the journey ahead. The album promises to navigate vast emotional landscapes, moving fluidly from delicate introspection to explosive crescendos, from quiet reflection to moments of overwhelming intensity. If Black Avalanche is the journey, then “Volodya” is the map, tracing the contours of shadow and light, guiding listeners toward something haunting, beautiful, and unforgettable.

While the full album is set to arrive later this year, “Volodya” stands on its own as a fully realized world—an immersive, slow-burning statement that demands attention and rewards careful listening. It is a track that lingers long after it ends, a testament to One Hundred Moons’ commitment to crafting music that resonates on a deeply emotional and cinematic level. For fans of the band, and for newcomers alike, “Volodya” offers a glimpse into a sound that is both expansive and intimate, mysterious yet undeniably human.


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