Friendship budgets, Jungian psychology and years of Dortmund DIY shows - behind the scenes of "Chrysopoeia" by MORAL BOMBING
September 14, 2026 - 20:07
Moral Bombing released "Chrysopoeia" on August 13, 2026, through Gizzmoix Records, Spleencore Records, and Villus Records. The album is a unique blend of personal experiences, deep psychological themes, and a DIY spirit that has characterized their journey. Drawing inspiration from Jungian psychology, the band explores the complexities of friendship and the emotional landscapes that shape their relationships.
The creative process behind "Chrysopoeia" involved intense collaboration among the band members, who often referred to their work as a "friendship budget." This concept reflects their commitment to investing time and energy into their relationships, both personal and musical. The album features a mix of experimental sounds and introspective lyrics, showcasing their growth as artists.
Fans of the band will appreciate the raw authenticity that permeates the tracks. The years spent performing in Dortmund's DIY scene have undoubtedly influenced their sound, allowing them to hone their craft and connect with their audience on a deeper level. "Chrysopoeia" is not just an album; it is a testament to the power of friendship and the transformative nature of art.
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