WR981: Luana Moth

Episode 981 • April 17, 2025 • 00:50:50
WR981: Luana Moth
Witchpolice Radio
WR981: Luana Moth

Apr 17 2025 | 00:50:50

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Sam Thompson

Show Notes

Three years ago when they first appeared on the podcast, Antonio and Giovanna Mazza’s Luana Moth was just a recording project that had yet to play a live show.

Skip ahead to 2025, and Luana Moth is a full-fledged live experience with interconnected songs based in prog rock and electronic music, an extensive backstory of lore/mythos centred around the titular Luana character, and much more!

They have an active next few weeks: at the Handsome Daughter Thursday and Friday, and an in-store at Into the Music May 2. 

Need more Luana Moth? Check out Antonio and Giovanna's previous appearance on episode #715 (August 2022).

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