Band Half Moon Run chats about musical inspiration while making pizza

Paul Karchut, host of CBC's Daybreak Alberta, hosted Half Moon Run in his kitchen. The indie band started in 2009 in Montreal's Mile End neighbourhood and has been captivating audiences with its unique blend of musical genres.
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[@k5r2d2]

Half Moon Run is an extra-ordinary band, there are no comments on this video. Why ? Anywhooo, I buy their CD's and I hope to buy them a beer one evening while checking out one of their live shows.

[@katewilson914]

yes! buy Devon, Connor and Dylan a beer. I and my daughter have listening to this remarkable band since their first album