I don't go out nearly as much as I used to in the 2010s, but somehow every time I go out these days...and usually to one of the more obscure, unique, quality parties...I seem to always bump into Full Moon Fool. I initially met him on a lazy afternoon at Foto Club pre pandemic, catching up with the Universal Cave guys. I would later see him at events of all genres, and whenever I would meet someone new, Full Moon Fool already knew them. It's also really exciting when someone you meet who is that ubiquitous on the scene is a high quality, talented, brilliant and prolific person.
If you listen to any of Full Moon Fool's sets, especially his periodic radio show on Great Circles "Inspiration Station," you can hear a very unique, open minded life experience expressed. Most DJs like to flaunt their limited idea of eclecticism ("I play House AND Techno!"), but Full Moon Fool goes full throttle with his wide variety taste. It's also not a Now That's What I Call Music compilation either...Full Moon Fool gives you the benefit of the doubt that you're as obsessed with music as he is, and is going to give you a buffet of music you haven't heard.
For this month of March, Full Moon Fool delivers roughly 90 minutes of moody, obscure punk, 80's rock, post punk, new wave, lo-fi disco and assorted for your "let's get this winter over with already!" pleasure.
