Los Angeles-based rock band Lo Moon recently graced the NPR Tiny Desk concert series with their ethereal and captivating performance. Despite arriving in a jam-packed cargo van, they delivered an intimate and stripped-down set that showcased their signature sound – a blend of haunting melodies, shimmering guitar, and textured vocals.

Lead singer and instrumentalist Matt Lowell shared that their musical journey began over 5 years ago with "Loveless," the final song in their set. Along with bandmates Crisanta Baker and Sam Stewart, Lo Moon honed their celestial sound in a backyard shed, where they spent hours jamming and experimenting to create their unique blend of old-fashioned rock beats and uplifting melodies.

Lo Moon, signed with Columbia Records, released their debut single "Loveless" in 2016, followed by their self-titled debut album in 2018. Their Tiny Desk performance showcased their ability to captivate audiences with their intimate yet demonstrative sound, solidifying their place in the music scene as a band to watch.