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Release Date: 30 Aug 2024

The Kentucky four-piece blues rock band Mojo Thunder describe their music as "Southern Alternative". The band's sophomore album, The Infinite Hope, released at the end of August, demonstrates their southern American working-class ethos and makes it clear that this is a band that will continue to grow and evolve.

Mojo Thunder is an American rock band from Kentucky composed of Bryson Willoughby (Lead Guitar) Sean Sullivan (vocals, guitar), Andrew Brockman (bass), and Zac Shoopman (drums).

Established in 2018, Mojo Thunder hit the road and quickly gained attention of live music fans with an electrifying show praised for its high energy, heavy grooves, improvised jams, and a familiar, yet new sound.

The Infinite Hope explores topics such as activism ("Caroline"), tragedy ("Memphis"), the dark side of the American south ("Holy Ghost'), Love ("Grace," "Coming Back To You") and the search for truth ("Greetings from Western Art"). Champions of self-empowerment and authenticity, the band has cultivated a community built around acceptance. There is a sense of belonging in the music, and as the album title suggests, a call for hope.

Bassist Andrew Brockman says, "We've tapped into something I don't think we were capable of a few years ago, and it's been awesome to grow as musicians and people with this group."

Producer Duane Lundy says, "We all shared the desire to do things as a unit, to perform, to mine for as many dynamics and emotion in their performances, but still putting the priority on the songs.

[ MOJO THUNDER // The Launch 2017 ] 

The Launch 2017 presented by SnowboarderMag at Snow Summit, CA. 

Nick Belbas, Walker Murphy, Sam Stillman, Chaney Gilmore, Joey Leon, Alex Atno, Brandon Kirkland, Johnny Hancheck, Zeke Oppegaard, Pete Croasdale, Brody Sanderson, and Ryan Collins. 

Filmed and edited by Billy Bjork, additional footage from Joey Leon.

Supported by The House (the-house.com).