About All at Once

Montreal's Half Moon Run are back with a new single. Called "All At Once," the song is out now, with the track also arriving as an "Isolation Version." The band describe the Joe Chiccarelli-produced "All At Once" as being "about observing and appreciating the present moment but also acknowledging the meaninglessness and impermanence of the present in a universal context." The track follows the recent "Grow into Love," which arrived last month. It also follows the recent departure of band member Isaac Symonds, who left the group late last month. Half Moon Run released their latest full-length record, A Blemish in the Great Light, back in 2019.

Their debut album, Dark Eyes, was released on 27 March 2012, with "Full Circle" being released on 19 March 2012 as the lead single. The entire album was co-produced with Daniel Lagacé and Nygel Asselin. They have toured Europe, Australia and North America. Critical acclaim has included praise for their three-part harmonies. They have played South by Southwest, Osheaga, Canadian Music Week, Glastonbury Festival 2013, WayHome Music & Arts Festival, and have opened for such artists as Of Monsters and Men, Metric, Patrick Watson, City and Colour and Mumford & Sons.