Moonwagon "The Efficient Use of Space"

Country: Finland
Genre(s): Progressive Rock
Label: Presence Records
Format: CD, digital, vinyl
Release date: February 25, 2022 (CD)
Tracklist

1. Banzai Boogie (5:41)

2. Far Apart (8:44)

3. Waiting for Tomorrow (8:01)

4. Left Dangling (4:58)

5. Neverending Sky (5:31)

6. Strange Encounters (1:52)

7. Nights of Neon (5:13)

8. Northern Secrets (5:30)

9. Smoke & Mirrors (10:40)

10. Orbits (5:48)

Total time 62:05

Line-up

Joni Tiala - guitars, synthesizer, piano, theremin, lead vocals

Janne Ylikorpi - bass, bass pedals, synthesizer

Jani Korpi - drums, percussion, electronic drum pad, voice

Media/Samples
Banzai Boogie

Smoke & Mirrors

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Moonwagon "The Rule of Three"

Country: Finland
Genre(s): Space Rock, Psychedelic
Label: Presence Records
Format: CD, digital,
Release date: July 10, 2015
Tracklist: 

1. The Infinite Pattern
2. Forgotten by time
3. Fresh Avocados
4. Run to the Sun
5. Skylines at Night
6. The Journey Back Home

Line-up: 
Jani Korpi - Drums & percussion, acoustic guitar, voice
Joni Tiala - Electric & acoustic guitars, keyboards, voice
Janne Ylikorpi - Bass, keyboards, bass pedals

Media/Samples
The Infinite Pattern

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Moonwagon "Foyers Of The Future"

Country: Finland
Sub Genre: Instrumental Space Rock, Psychedelic
Label: Presence Records
Release date: September 3, 2012
Tracklist: 
1. Elsewhere (8:00)
2. New World Warrior (4:25)
3. Dawnwind (6:43)
4. Endless Collision (2:21)
5. Through The Veil Of Rain (11:36)
6. Shadows Whisper Fire (8:02)
7. Saturn Summer (4:12)
8. Past Moves (6:28)
9. Tranceport (10:33)

Line-up: 
- Ami Hassinen / Keyboards
- Joni Tiala / Guitars
- Janne Ylikorpi / Bass
- Jani Korpi / Drums

Description/Reviews: 

Moonwagon are an outstanding Finnish instrumental progressive space-rock quartet formed in 2008. Foyers of the Future (2012, digipack, 62-minutes) is their second. Labeling Moonwagon simply ‘space-rock’ would be selling them short, as there is more to their music than what you might expect from that label, but their music does sound like a band playing together (and enjoying the hell out of it) as opposed to a studio construction, and the space-rock energy and flow is dominant. They have a rich sound palette; they have a dedicated keyboardist with an impressive arsenal, while the stringed things used include electric mandolin and dulcimer alongside the expected electric & acoustic guitars. (Kinesis)

Media/Samples 
entire album online

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