Categories: New Music

Las Vegas-based hard rock band Shatter the Moon delivers an emotionally charged, powerful, and electrifying performance with the single “That’s What She Said.”

I feel that sometimes as music fans, we are less appreciative of the emerging musical talent that surrounds us and even more the incredible effort and work they put in to create great music that deserves critical acclaim. Three-piece hard rock band Shatter the Moon embody the kind of theatrical artistry rock music aficionados live for. This is a band that brings the thrill, the drama, the excitement, and the entertainment as well as the emotional depth. The unfaltering passion is palpable, and so is their purpose for creating the kind of music they create. Inspired by both the worldly and otherworldly, this is a band at the summit of their creative expression and freedom, tugging at the heartstrings of their music fans, and backed by the tones of energy that they pack.

From the onset, the track “That’s What She Said” is charged and energy-fueled—very much capable of lifting the spirits in those mosh pit concerts, arena-packed festivals, and any other occasion that demands raving energy, but beneath it lies a powerful, deep, personal, and universally relatable theme about childhood trauma and its aftereffects, especially on adults, and how it can be passed down through generations.

The lead vocalist packs a powerful punch—his emotion-drenched vocals threaten to spill over as he sings from his heart and soul, painting a vivid picture of unhealed bruises getting bigger and bigger, and if left untreated further, requiring removal surgery to cut off the affected area.

The backdrop for his emotive delivery has been provided by the driving and relentless riffs that blend agreeably with the thunderous drums and resounding bass, making for one electrifying sound that envelops a listener like an arousing stimulant.

A thrilling, soul-stirring, emotional, and exciting soundtrack that touches on a universally accessible theme, “That’s What She Said” deserves its place in any rock playlist and captures the essence of Shatter the Moon’s masterful storytelling, inexhaustible passion, and infallible authenticity they bring to the rock arena.

For anyone out there struggling to break their own generational traumas and curses, “That’s What She Said” is the perfect accompaniment and sanctuary worth every second.

Check the track below, stream, and download it, and while at it, check out Shatter the Moon’s official website, https://www.shatterthemoonband.com/, for more details.

Delvin

Founder of Tunepical, a blog dedicated to sharing my love of music with you. I believe that music is the key to life, and if you're listening to the right songs at the right time, everything is possible!

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