The Moore Family Band – comprised of siblings Alyssa (lead vocals), Randy (guitar/bass), and Dylan Moore (drums/back-up vocals) – delivers sunny, propulsively catchy alt-rock while layering on the kinds of dueling guitars and perfectly judged harmonies that might be more at home on an ‘80s metal record. Brought up in San Jose, the siblings (ranging in age from 19 to 25) discovered music-making young, playing instruments around the house at all hours, and Randy and Dylan spent their teenage years as members of slacker/rock band Get Married (also signed to Asian Man Records). Earlier this year, the siblings found the COVID-19 pandemic at first disorienting, then unifying. Randy and Dylan, recently resettled in Anaheim, moved back home along with Alyssa, who’d relocated to San Diego with the trio’s grandparents. Reunited in San Jose, the Moores spent quarantine writing songs together. Their forthcoming debut record Missy, named after the family dog, came naturally as all three channeled influences like Weezer, Green Day, and Alkaline Trio into a rock ‘n’ roll record capable of standing toe-to-tapping-toe with early cuts from those three genre forefathers