#moontooth

[fcclangen]

Moon 44

I think its really funny that I refused to draw Moontooth fully colored until her warrior ceremony bc im stupid

[cdiasys]

Moontooth

[ijustwannaseecoolart]

Smiling Critters B.C.

Basically a caveman au and here are the critters

DogDay - DayWolf (direwolf)

CatNap - MoonTooth (smilodon)

Bubba - Bobba (mastodon)

Kickin - Kike (sylviornis)

Hoppy - Hopla (this the same, with sharper teeth)

Bobby - LoveRoar (short-faced bear)

Picky - Piggar (wild boar)

Crafty - Arta (still the same)

If you wanna draw this, feel free and be sure to give me credit.

[the-raging-tempest]

📻 for Zrise pwease :3

Thank you Jay! Including one from the Zraria playlist as well here. Tehehe💕💕

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For Zrise from his main playlist

Queen Wolf - Moontooth

This one I see very much as Zrise's early Inquisitor days. The day he swore his oath. And after he'd been granted Calistria's power for the first time. After returning home from Galt where he'd felt pretty helpless, pointless, and directionless. Calistria offered him something he'd never had. Power.

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For Zrise and Aria from our Zraria playlist

Why Do You Love Me - Charlotte Lawrence

To me this is such a good toxic love song. I have the bias of believing the two of them whipping between trying to use the other. Make each other angry. Mixed in messily with real genuine emotions and affection. I think in someway they both want to feel safe and in control. Seen and accepted for who they are. But they've got some real raw wounds.

So some of this is their power struggle. The feelings of betrayal and reconciliation. Saying things they regret. The hot and cold. Who's chasing and whose being chased. Where sometimes they give, sometimes they take, and are both a bit insecure but keep going back to each other because they do care for each other despite it all.

[thesunofnothingswamtothemoon]

I started my Moon Tooth tattoo today. There's more work to be done to it but it looks good so far.

[nuclearblastusa]

@LightTheTorchBand are hitting the road for a co-headline tour with Mark Morton of Lamb of God! Tour kicks off March 13th with dates running through March 26. Supporting the package will be Moon Tooth. Tickets and VIP Meet and Greet packages go on sale Friday, January 25th at 10am local time at nuclearblast.com/lightthetorch-tour. March 13 - Richmond, VA @ The Broadberry March 14 - Philadelphia, PA @ Underground Arts March 15 - Toronto, ON @ Lee's Palace March 16 - Montreal, QC @ L'Astral March 18 - Boston, MA @ Brighton Music Hall March 19 - New York, NY @ The Gramercy Theatre March 21 - Chicago, IL @ Bottom Lounge March 23 - Colorado Springs, CO @ The Black Sheep March 25 - West Hollywood, CA @ The Roxy Theatre March 26 Phoenix, AZ @ Club Red #LightTheTorch #MarkMorton  #LambOfGod #MoonTooth #DevilYouKnow #HowardJones #KillswitchEngage #FrancescoArtusato @francescoartus  #RyanWombacher @womby_hellmerica #BleedingThrough #MikeSciulara @charmingscuzz #HeavyMetal #Metal #MelodicMetal #MeloDeath #Metalhead #Metalheads #MetalForLife #NuclearBlast https://www.instagram.com/p/BtCig5Knwwu/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=84cuac5xfm6l

[josemangin]

These guys smoked the @theroxy tonight so we smoked them out💨 @sxmliquidmetal darlings @moontoothshreds from Long Island NY impressing hard in #hollywood w @siriusxm vet @scottcrynock ⚡️check out my sidewalk interview on #siriusxm this week! Proud to bring you music from a group as original & authentic as #moontooth 🔥 PLEASE check them out and hear their 2nd album CRUX anytime starting this Friday!!! Their show tonight opening for @mark.duane.morton was stellar! Glad I saw them for first time! What a f’in great show all around tonight!!! @lightthetorchband was SICK and Mark w @doccoyle @theartcruz @sonsoftexas WTF so on point and incredible👏🏽 @californiafinest_official (at The Roxy Theatre) https://www.instagram.com/p/BvdsF-qDTs0/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=rj19zylob4w1

[recoftheday]

Moon Tooth • Phototroph • 2022 Pure Noise Records • 1st press on Royal Blue in Milky Clear with Heavy Yellow and Green Splatter Vinyl • Limited to 1150 copies. . . . . . #moontooth #phototroph #purenoise #purenoiserecords #Vinyl #Vinylcollector #vinylcollection #Vinyladdict #vinyllovers #vinylmaniac #recordoftheday #albumoftheday #instavinyl #vinyligclub #vinyljunkie #vinyloftheday #vinylporn #vinylrecords #recordscollection #vinylcollective #vinylcollectionpost #vinylcommunity #nowspinning #vinylgram #vinyllove #coloredvinylclub #coloredvinyl (presso Milan, Italy) https://www.instagram.com/p/CltsXCfNaNm/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[thisfunktional]

#ThisFunktional #Music: Continuing on #CurrentlyListening to Moon Tooth’s album CRUX, out now on Pure Noise Records. #LongIsland #ProgMetal #Progressive #Metal #MoonTooth #Crux #PureNoiseRecords #Blog #Blogs #Blogger #Blogging #Journalist #Reporter #Reviewer #Critic #Influencer https://www.instagram.com/p/B6ZnK9dhxjc/?igshid=1rhalxp5etu7e

[americanstndrds]

Tasty.

‪Want to get on our will call list at the door? Check out the link below.‬

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[fcclangen]

Welcome to FeatherClan

Below the cut is the current allegiances (and parents/mentors if applicable)

LEADER

Amberstar- A brown bengal tom with golden eyes.

DEPUTY

Podheart- a beautiful brown tabby she-cat with pale blue eyes

MEDICINE CATS

Applepelt- A pale brown tabby tom with icy blue eyes and a torn ear

Rowanheart- A auburn and white she-cat with deep green eyes

Juniperleaf- a ginger tabby tom with white back legs and blue eyes

WARRIORS

Eaglefur- a gray smokey she-cat with green eyes

Curlyfluff-a thick, curly furred, white she-cat with green eyes

Riverrise- A dark ginger she-cat with pale blue eyes

Eve- a dark gray tabby she-cat with deep green eyes and a dark red collar

Riverflicker- A pale brown speckled tabby she-cat with sage green eyes

Dashsplash- A brown tom with a single white forepaw and blue eyes

Chestnutsmoke- A smokey gray and white she-cat with dark blue eyes

Fernlily- A mostly white and brown patched tabby calico with icy blue eyes

Pinefeather- A gray tom with a swirling white pattern on his side and yellow eyes

Bonefrost- a nearly white tom with a single gray stripe running down his back and a white patched belly with blue eyes.

Lighthaze- A pale gray she-cat with a snow-white belly and yellow eyes

Shiningcurl- A pale gray she-cat with a single gray stripe running down her back and yellow eyes

Creamfur- a pale cream she-cat with heather blue eyes

Liontooth- a deep ginger she-cat with small tabby stripes and green eyes

Moontooth- A gray tabby she-cat with yellow eyes

Larkfur- A brown tabby she-cat with a mostly white body and green eyes

Rubbleflare- A gray bengal tom with blue eyes

Stormspirit- a dark gray and white tabby tom with failing eyesight

Vinebush- A gray tabby tom with dark blue eyes

Tigerleaf- A gray tabby and white tom with green eyes

Shademist- a dark gray tabby tom with deep blue eyes

Cliffspots- a gray speckled she-cat

APPRENTICES

N/A

QUEENS AND KITS

Baisel- A smokey gray she-cat with amber eyes (Caring for Tanglekit, Shimmerkit, and Specklekit)

Podheart- a beautiful brown tabby she-cat with pale blue eyes (Caring for Ripplekit)

Nugget- a pale grey bengal she-cat with dark blue eyes (Caring for Mousekit, Stemkit, and Coldkit)

Tanglekit- a gray tabby tom with blue eyes and a white belly

Shimmerkit- a dark gray tabby she-cat with a white underbelly and blue eyes

Specklekit- A black tabby she-cat with a mostly white bottom half and blue eyes

Mousekit- A spotted light gray tom with dark blue eyes

Stemkit- A gray rosetted tom with pale yellow eyes

Coldkit- A gray rosetted tom with a white patch on his shoulders and blue eyes

Ripplekit- A pale brown rosetted she-cat with amber eyes

ELDERS

Brushstripe- A gray masked tabby she-cat with green eyes

[ymiruv]

Long Island, NY natives, #MoonTooth released their sophomore album back in March. The moment I heard it, I was blown away - the future of rock music could literally be shouldered on this band. Crux is just that damn good. As far as opening tracks go, Truth is perfect. It does wonders to announce the bands presence, and give us hints of all that is to follow. https://www.facebook.com/664946577254771/posts/763481910734570?s=1685747699&sfns=mo #noisepollutionaustralia #music #metal #rock #heavymetal #musicreview #moviereview https://www.instagram.com/p/B0utSFDAwhH/?igshid=1ovy5z79ujaah

[fisherrprince]

wow that’s a lot of dndoodles

[havsgast]

the marauders' nicknames from memory:

padfoot

moontooth? moonfang?

stag

wormrat

[concerthopperblog]

Concert Hopper Richard's Top 10 Metal Albums of 2020!

1)      Lamb of God – Lamb of God

Lamb of God, after the departure of drummer of Chris Adler, have begun to expand their horizons as evidenced on their self-titled album with Randy Blythe (vocals) continuing to expand his range by adding clean vocals to his repertoire. Couple this with a pulsing, blasting musical backdrop and you are on a wild ride that winds its way through topical journeys that touch on modern topics and of course, the state of the world in all its depressing glory. Perhaps the highlight of the album is Memento Mori which is Randy’s reminder to himself to not let the state of the world drag him into the depths of darkness within his mind. ConcertHopper covered this album entirely back in June and this article can be found at the following link: Lamb of God returns to their roots with new, self-titled LP! — Concert Hopper

 2)      The Acacia Strain – Slow Decay

Like Lamb of God, The Acacia Strain have been on a journey of musical exploration, starting with 2019’s It Comes in Waves album which harkens much more to black metal than the standard Acacia Strain fare. With Slow Decay the band takes a few surprising paths, including many guest slots in various songs on the album. On the whole, the album the band takes on many current topics like the wildfires in Washington in 2018 as well as the anti-vaccination movement that has become so prevalent in society and which, in the modern era of COVID is poised to rear its head again.

 3)      Zeal & Ardor – Wake of a Nation

Zeal & Ardor were one of the surprises of 2019 for us at ConcertHopper after seeing them at Welcome to Rockville. The Swedish gargantuans who found their footing by merging slavery-era chants and songs to black metal music. With the release of Wake of a Nation the band departs from this merging of genres and takes on the difficult subject of race relations in the world. With songs like “I Can’t Breathe” which was written in the wake of the George Floyd killing and features samples from Black Lives Matter protests across America. They take on the broad history of racism in America, even going back in the song “Tuskegee” which tackles the little-known Tuskegee Syphilis study which, for over 40 years allowed syphilis to spread while given placebo for 40 years.

 4)      August Burns Red – Guardians

August Burns Red is never a band to disappoint and this holds true with their album, Guardians. Fresh off their tour (which ConcertHopper was there to cover) where they played their Constellations album in its entirety, the band launched into this album. As seems to be trend with most of the albums on this list, the band takes on several modern topics including how the mainstream media no longer has the best interest of the public at heart. Perhaps the highlight of the album though is what is possibly the most brutal track on the album, “Bloodletter”  which, along with crushing instrumentals provides lyrics that speak to the evils of the music industry and those that try to take advantage of artists for their own gain.

 5)      Code Orange – Underneath

Prior to the onset of COVID, Code Orange was set to embark on what was going to be an incredible tour with Slipknot, Underoath, and A Day to Remember. Listed by Corey Taylor himself as one of the bands that was set to push heavy music forward (along with Knocked Loose and Ho99o9,) they truly are a force to be reckoned with. This comes to fruition on Underneath where the band continues to spread their wings and push the genre forward. “Swallowing the Rabbit Whole” is one of the song’s most interesting and complex songs, both lyrically and musically and is perhaps a hint at where the band wants to go musically in the future. The lyrics explore the subject of self-discovery and how the journey has the potential to be so rewarding but warns of the difficulties that could occur as a result. The band also performed a live stream on the streaming service, Twitch with full stage production in the gap caused by COVID.

 6)      The Ghost Inside – The Ghost Inside

Four years after the horrendous bus accident that saw the death of their driver as well as multiple injuries to band members, including Andrew Tkaczyk who lost his leg, the band triumphantly returned with a live concert in Los Angeles. After this renewed energy applied to performing and recording, the band launched into this self-title album. Not surprisingly, a large portion of the album is devoted to the accident five years prior and the growth of everyone in the band since then. This is obvious right at the intro song, “1333” which was the exact number of days between the accident and the day the band played their comeback show. From there, the album continues to be a testament to perseverance, with tracks like “Phoenix Rise” and “Begin Again”.

 7)      Alpha Wolf – A Quiet Place to Die

Alpha Wolf recalibrated as a band after allegations of sexual assault led to the dismissal of vocalist Aidan Ellaz. After a hiatus, the Australian powerhouses introduced Lochie Keogh as the new vocalist and Mitchell Fogarty as their new drummer and they promptly set to kicking ass with songs like “Black Mamba”. After several incredible singles, the band released their first full-length album since the introduction of Keogh and Fogarty. Not ones to shy away from the topic that led to the bands struggles, the song “Restricted (R18+)” tackled the subject of sexual and physical abuses from the eyes of the victim. From there they continued to release a sonic barrage, culminating in perhaps the most sonically brutal track of the album (perhaps even of the bands’ entire catalog) “Akudama”.

 8)      Trivium – What the Dead Men Say

Trivium as a band have seen massive and impressive growth over the course of the past year or two. Nominated for a Grammy, the band propelled themselves forward into What the Dead Men Say, an album that was written amidst a global pandemic and, in between all of the bands’ members livestreaming on Amazon’s Twitch platform where lead vocalist and guitarist Matt Heafy is a pioneer for artists looking to expand their reach (and where he has stated he earns more income than touring with his band). The band combined elements of their progression across the entire arc of their careers, from the beginning to the power that turned them into a Grammy contender and into the future. The band, as they have become so keen to do, utilized a mixture of clean vocals with Keafy’s refined screaming vocals alongside bassist Paolo Gregoletto’s own screaming vocals. The band pushed their own boundaries by including a couple of acoustic songs. All of this is neatly summed up with a masterful performance of the album’s highlight, “Catastrophist”, which has seen heavy play time on Sirius XM’s stations.

 9)      Mark Morton – Ether

Like many other acts on this list, Mark Morton has been on a journey of musical discovery since releasing his first solo album, Anesthetic last year. Like the first album, Ether features appearances by much of heavy music royalty including Lzzy Hale of Halestorm, John Carbone of heavy pioneers Moontooth and Howard Jones of Killswitch Engage, Light the Torch, and Blood Has Been Shed. The pinnacle of the album may very well be Morton and Hale’s incredible cover of the Black Crowes classic, “She Talks to Angels”.

 10)   The Black Dahlia Murder – Verminous

Purveyors of brutality, The Black Dahlia Murder have always been responsible for full-on sonic assaults, pulled no punches with their album Verminous. Often focusing on the very death metal/black metal subjects of sorcery and general dubious acts, the song weaves a serpentine path among an assortment of topics like necromancy, the hopelessness of humanity and of course death. Perhaps the culmination of the album is “Dawn of Rats” which is a song about a subject most bands would shy away from, the abuses of the Catholic church on children.

 As honorable mentions who would have been included in this album had they produced full-length albums this year, I would also like to add how impressed I was with newcomers Spiritbox who have been crushing the metal scene during the period that COVID has taken over. They have appeared on Sirius XM live concerts and their vocalist Courtney LaPlante appeared in the One Thousand Painful Stings music video with The Acacia Strain. I look for them to be a force in metal as we move forward.

[thatdrummerguyindustries]

Episode 322- 19 Brand New 2019 Songs