为了预先迎接他们与日本的另类摇滚老将The Novembers举办的「Round Trip」迷你巡演，TYNT今年将发行第三首单曲《Blue Moon》。这首歌曲邀请了The Novembers的主唱小林祐介参与合唱，以一首只能用黑暗电子情歌来形容的曲目呈现。 为了纪念与日本另类摇滚老将合作，「Blue Moon」的编曲展现了TYNT回归到他们原本的风格，将充满情感的合成器声音与工业音效形成对比，营做出时而充满希望，时而令人不寒而栗的旋律。这首歌曲讲述了一段痴迷和扭曲的关系，整个曲目的进展可以说是一段堕入黑暗的旅程。 光明与黑暗之间的对比对于这两个乐团来说都很熟悉，尤其是对于The Novembers。自2007年以来，The Novembers的专辑结合了迷幻摇滚的特色，并融入了更加黑暗和激进的哥特摇滚和后硬核音调，拥有广阔而多变的声音，同时又让人联想到当时许多不同的音乐影响。 这次乐团还有幸邀请由日本设计师/艺术家Atsushi_Y设计是次单曲封面。Atsushi曾为多位日本音乐艺术家和音乐节设计海报和封面，他以简单而引人注目的抽象形式为这首歌曲增添了黑暗和不祥的感觉。他运用鲜艳的色彩和流动的质感吸引你的目光，复古的美学则增添了一种熟悉的神秘感。 这次TYNT 和 The Novembers 的 「Round Trip」迷你巡演， 将于八月六号从香港启程， 继而于八月十四号在东京闭幕，为这两个城市的乐迷带来两场充满情感的另类摇滚体验。 In anticipation for their upcoming ‘round trip’ mini tour with The Novembers(JP) , ‘Blue Moon’ will be TYNT’s third single release this year , featuring vocalist Yusuke Kobayashi (The Novembers) in a track that can only be described as a dark electronic serenade. In honor of collaborating with the Japanese alt-rock veterans , the arrangement of ‘Blue Moon’ shows TYNT returning to some of their original roots, contrasting layers of emotive synths with industrial sounds, playing with melodies that are at times hopeful, and at times haunting. Telling a story of obsessive and twisted relationships, the song’s progression is essentially a descent into darkness. The contrast between light and dark is something that is familiar to both bands , especially for the Novembers, whose discography since 2007, have been combining aspects of shoegaze with darker more aggressive tones of gothic rock and post-hardcore, and having a wide expansive sound that is as ever changing as it is reminiscent of the many different influences of the time. The band also has the honor of having Japan based designer/artist Atsushi_Y design the single cover. Atsushi, who has designed posters and covers for various Japanese music artists and festivals, compliments the song’s dark and ominous feeling with a simple yet striking abstract form, drawing you in with its vibrant color and fluid texture, the vintage aesthetic giving an added sense of familiar mystery.