Showing posts with label A Storm of Light. Show all posts
Showing posts with label A Storm of Light. Show all posts
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Saturday, September 26, 2009
MINSK: Announce More European Tour Dates
MINSK has added more dates to their three-week European tour that kicks-off on October 24th with a performance as part of the Damnation Festival in Leeds, UK. From there MINSK will tour through the United Kingdom, Netherlands, Switzerland, Germany, and more with Neurot Recordings’ A STORM OF LIGHT. Just prior to this tour, MINSK will head out for a couple of mid-western dates with PELICAN. A complete listing of MINSK tour dates can be found below with more to be announced soon.
MINSK are touring in support of their recently released With Echoes In The Movement Of Stone album which is currently streaming in its entirety at this location....
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Wednesday, September 23, 2009
A STORM OF LIGHT US Video Premiere
Brooklyn, NY's doom/post rock experimentalists A STORM OF LIGHT recently shot a startling new video for the song "Tempest," the third track off their upcoming new full-length, Forgive Us Our Trespasses.
The video was shot in HD at an undisclosed location in Brooklyn and directed by ASOL guitarist/keyboardist/vocalist Josh Graham (Neurosis visuals, Blood And Time, Battle Of Mice). The hauntingly textured, black and white performance video reflects the lyrics of the song, which essentially revolve around the inevitable contamination of the air, sea and earth. Said Graham of "Tempest," "This is one of the heavier songs on the new record, and we really....
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Tuesday, September 1, 2009
A STORM OF LIGHT To Release Forgive Us Our Trespasses Via Neurot Recordings
Brooklyn, NY's own A STORM OF LIGHT will unleash their new full-length, Forgive Us Our Trespasses on September 22nd via Neurot Recordings. The follow-up to the band's critically acclaimed debut, And We Wept The Black Ocean Within, finds its power through a dense bringing together of melodies, moods and textures, ensuring that while things are as heavy and cataclysmic as fans would expect, the devastating effects rely on interwoven melodies and graceful shifts in timbre, instead of a stream of identikit riffs.
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