London, UK quintet The Miller Test releases a brand new single called No Venus Moves. The single comes with a video collage made of footage recorded in the first half of the 20th century. No Venus Moves is a second single by The Miller Test that announces a brand new album named Dead Blue, released the same day as the single. The group explores the bluesy rock waters with a touch of soul, but there are also some other ingredients that make No Venus Moves even more interesting. Besides the sheer dominance of blues, rock, and soul, you’ll encounter some alternative, indie, new wave, nineties rock sonic maneuvers that will convince you to love this particular song even more.
No Venus Moves is such a perfect overture for the album, and it clearly indicates what you might expect by this experienced English group. After all, The Miller Test play together for more than a decade. Therefore, you can expect nothing but pure quality. No Venus Moves showcases all of that, if not even more, through super catchy guitar licks, bluesy chord progressions, hypnotic basslines, and moderate rhythmic segments. The album is available for listening on streaming platforms.
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