The pair met at the 2025 SXSW.
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The pair met at the 2025 SXSW.
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The amazing David Surkamp died yesterday, aged 73; the voice of , who shattered the universe with “Julia” and other classics, has dissolved in silence. A lot of people couldn’t stand his vocals; a multitude loved them. Almost everyone adored … Continue reading
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The EP opens with “Outlaw,” which sets the tone with crunchy guitar chords. This track delivers a raw, desert-like sound that boldly rejects AI-influenced music. It feels authentic. Following this is “Forbidden Fruit,” a song that transports listeners into the swamps of Louisiana. The metallic Dobro sound evokes images of a redneck illegally distilling moonshine, adding a vivid storytelling element to the experience.

Next comes “Never Have It All,” starting with beautiful guitar strumming. This track evokes vibes reminiscent of the Eagles, blended with Ben Harper’s sensibility. Jack Biilmann brilliantly merges Americana and country influences with rock. It serves as a delightful ballad, encouraging listeners to take a drive and get lost on winding roads.
“Feelin’ The Burn” continues the journey, embracing rock vibes that hark back to the 1990s. Certain passages evoke the spirit of Pearl Jam, showcasing Biilmann’s ability to draw inspiration from various musical eras. This song stands out with its energetic feel and relatable themes.
The title track, “Move The Mountains,” features a steady rhythm that gradually crescendos. Here, Biilmann’s songwriting shines, presenting a perfect blend of instinct and genuine emotions. His passion is palpable in every note and lyric, making it a soulful listening experience. This track is an excellent example of his musical maturity and ability to emotionally engage listeners.
Closing the EP is “These Are The Days,” a song with a slightly retro vibe. It feels like the perfect backdrop for a romantic dance at the end of an evening. The warmth of this song creates a serene atmosphere, suitable for quiet moments by the fireplace. The romantic undertones strike a chord with anyone who has experienced love and connection.
Jack Biilmann demonstrates a strong command of his craft throughout the EP. The production is professional, with each song feeling solid and well-constructed. The entire collection evokes a beautiful ambiance, inviting listeners to immerse themselves fully in his artistic expression.
Listeners will appreciate the authenticity that Biilmann brings to his music. “Outlaw” sets a rebellious tone, while “Forbidden Fruit” conjures a vivid sense of place. The emotions in “Never Have It All” and “Feelin’ The Burn” resonate on a personal level, making these songs relatable and enjoyable.
Overall, Jack Biilmann’s EP “Move The Mountains” gives listeners a panorama of experiences framed by skillful instrumentation and heartfelt lyrics. The collection is an exploration of various themes, from rebellion and romance to personal introspection and nostalgia. Biilmann emerges not only as a musician but as a storyteller who resonates deeply with his audience.
Feelings of nostalgia and romance pervade this EP, making it an essential listen for those who appreciate genuine and heartfelt musical expressions.
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Launching next week.
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Houses We Die In will open the bill.
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A hefty addition.
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Taylor Momsen has spoken about her unfortunate and dangerous brushes with members of the animal kingdom during The Pretty Reckless‘ support tour with AC/DC.
Earlier this year, the 33-year-old singer spoke to Metal Hammer about being bitten by a bat while performing onstage with her band at the Estadio La Cartuja on May 29, 2024, joking that “It was a very cute bat, though.”
Now, in a new interview with YouTube personality Rick Beato, The Pretty Reckless vocalist has spoken about her even more alarming encounter with a venomous brown recluse spider in Mexico earlier this year.
Prior to her band’s performance at Estadio GNP Seguros in Mexico City on April 7, Momsen was bitten on her lower right leg.
“So it wouldn’t be an AC/DC tour if I didn’t get bit…” she later joked on Instagram. “This time a massive spider decided to take a chunk out of me and its venom did a number on my system so had to have the wonderful doctors in Mexico come and deliver quite the shot before the show last night… add it to the list! Spider woman? Batgirl? WTF.”
In another post, the singer displayed the marks on her leg, and wrote, “Poisonous spiders are NO BUENO 🕷️🕷️but the show must go on.”
As she reveals to Rick Beato though, there was nothing funny about the spider bite, as much as she bravely played it down at the time, and that she was initially misdiagnosed as simply having an allergic reaction.
“I ended up, the last night of the tour in Mexico City in the hospital, hooked up to IVs with the strongest antibiotics you can possibly get getting pumped through my system, with the hospital telling me I cannot leave and they had to admit me for 5 days, or I was going to lose my leg,” she told the podcast host. “To which I turned to the doctor and I said, Doc, I got a show in a few hours, so I need a plan B. And he goes, ‘You’re not gonna make that show.’ And I said, “Doc, how do I make this clear to you? I’m leaving this hospital, and I would really like to keep my leg, so I need a plan B. Don’t recommend that…. that spider was just actively trying to kill me.”
Watch Momsen’s full interview with Rick Beato below.