Moja embrace natural sonic energy over lyrical storytelling with their new full length, I’m Hungry, that is now available via Overdrive Records. The Japanese duo strips rock down to its purest form, distortion, rhythm and chemistry, creating a wall of sound that is both abrasive and hypnotic. This is raw sonic assault, built on the primal dialogue of bass and drums, no gimmicks, no filler, just an energy that erupts with unrelenting intensity. The album captures the essence of the band’s live performance, uncompromising, untamed, and unfiltered, that serves as a sonic manifesto: a fearless exploration of unrefined emotion, that is both explosive and intimate at once.

“Our music has no romantic lyrics. Nor does it have gentle words that can soothe someone. It’s about feeling the beat, the swell of the riffs, the collision of sounds, and the moments when the emotions of Moja and the audience intersect and spark a chemical reaction. The sound we want to create is something that, in the end, only we can truly understand. Also, since we sometimes start writing songs during the recording process, working just the two of us means there are no time constraints.”

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