The Capsules Present Their Ethereal New Track "Full Moon Factory"
For years, The Capsules have crafted a realm where mood, tune, and visual expression are intertwined with the music. The band consists of married partners Julie and Jason Shields, whose contributions in both music and visuals have been integral to the group’s identity. Their earlier single “Machines” saw electricity moving through amps, effects pedals, and the vintage gear that has accompanied them throughout their musical journey. Now with “Full Moon Factory,” dropping on September 25th, 2026, that electrical energy becomes something more personal—it travels among individuals as the night expands around them.
Julie Shields sings: “They say we’re all electric / I’d like to think it’s true / A never-ending current / That flows through me and you.” The concept is straightforward yet vast—an unseen force connecting people, charging the evening and making the surroundings feel fresh. The track pulses with a warm rhythm, where floor toms and rack toms, played by drummer Kevin Trevino, drive much of the beat. Above it, Shields’ vocals rise into elongated, floating notes, lending the song a trance-like quality reminiscent of Beach House and The xx. The composition feels open and melodic, with repetition that gently draws listeners forward while preserving its hazy atmosphere.
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As the chorus arrives, the sensation expands: “I feel alive / It’s all coming back to me / Take in the night / Like a full moon factory.” Later: “We are a mess, we are a dream, we’re everything.” Points of view change, boundaries dissolve, and a personal feeling transforms into a collective one. This blend of shadows, heat, and excitement provides “Full Moon Factory” with its upward momentum. Musically, the trio remains in the alternative, dream pop, and shoegaze realm of their earlier output, yet this track reveals a darker dimension within that same sound.
The “Full Moon Factory” music video, hand-drawn and animated by Miranda Parkin and co-directed by Parkin and The Capsules, immerses the song even further into its peculiar, moonlit universe. Through handcrafted animation and a creepy whimsy, the track’s atmosphere becomes visually tangible. The video depicts the band members as figures in a horror-themed escapade, making its release during the approach to Halloween particularly appropriate.
Interesting tidbit: This video serves as the genuine, completely historically correct tale of The Capsules’ formation.
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