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Aperture 4:100:00/4:10
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Jellyfish Head 2:580:00/2:58
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Victim no.1 4:340:00/4:34
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Up 3:460:00/3:46
THE UNDERWATER BELIEVERS
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The Underwater Believers is the solo project of Phoenix-based artist Eric D. Moore. UB is a haunting foray into the ambient-restlessness and lonesome-joy that defined the 1980s post-punk, goth, and new wave movements. Steeped in influences such as The Cure, Cocteau Twins, Dead Can Dance, and Depeche Mode, UB is a modern amendment to an era defined by the juxtaposition of synthetic precision and emotion.
Blade Runner-esque synths and pitch-shifted guitars, drenched in reverb, support Moore's dark and reflective vocals which evoke the ponderings of the electric troubadors. Power-filled shamanic yawps and initmate falsettos reveal a voice that is comfortable combing the depths of singers from Edith Piaff to Perry Farrell weaving a web of beauty, power, and introspection in the process.
Upcoming Release and Shows
Fall 2025 UB will release its 4th album, the follow-up to last year's '1983.' Originally from the west coast, Moore is bringing UB back out of the desert, booking 30-45 minute sets at intimate venues along the west coast including cities he once called home- SAN, LAX, SFO, PDX, SEA.
Despite Moore's stream-lined, analogue set-up of a Novation Circuit Tracks and electric guitar, he has managed to craft a live sound that is both immense, imaginative, and beautiful.
Check the LIVE tab for upcoming shows in 2025/6.
The Underwater Believers' music, along with the catalogue of Moore's previous bands (Details of Eating and The Health & Rifle Club), can be found on all streaming platforms.
For booking or other inquiries contact UB at:
underwaterbelievers@gmail.com
new album 12.1.25 'Clone Up - the avalanche'

“eerie vocals build with quaint intrigue, building thereafter into a heavy-hitting rise of electric guitar engrossment:” - Mike Mineo

“The lyrics have sparks of romantic, sexual tensions while feeling very retro-science fiction or maybe, quite possibly I am just fucking seeing things again. ” - Robb Donker Curtius