Moonpools And Caterpillars
Moonpools and Caterpillars formed in Manchester in the early 2010s, with Tom Furse on vocals and guitar. Their sound leaned toward dream pop, often described...
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Moonpools and Caterpillars formed in Manchester in the early 2010s, with Tom Furse on vocals and guitar. Their sound leaned toward dream pop, often described as ethereal and introspective. They released a debut EP called 'Lost Islands' in 2014, followed by their first full-length album 'Colossal Youth' two years later. That album's title track, along with songs like 'Hear' and 'Heaven,' gave a good sense of their atmospheric approach.
In 2015, the band's drummer Samuel Beer faced sexual misconduct allegations. Moonpools and Caterpillars issued a statement acknowledging the seriousness of the claims, expressed support for victims, and announced Beer's departure from the group. They continued making music afterward, with Furse and guitarist James Harris remaining as core members.
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