Showing posts with label Demons Of Light 1. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Demons Of Light 1. Show all posts

Monday, January 31, 2011

EARTH's Entire New Album Streaming On NPR


Angels Of Darkness, Demons Of Light 1, the latest organic opus from EARTH, is now streaming in its entirety as an NPR "Exclusive First Listen." Click here to check out the whole album, where it will stream for free until February 7th.

Set for release on February 22nd, once again for Southern Lord Recordings, Angels Of Darkness, Demons Of Light 1 represents yet another new chapter in the EARTH lineage, as the band continues to expand their trademark slow-morphing drone a bit beyond the realms they've explored on their last handful of releases and recent years of touring, and continuing to reproduce continually inspiring music as they have with every recording to date.

EARTH have also announced an official hometown record release show for Angels Of Darkness, Demons Of Light 1, scheduled for March 3rd at The Tractor Tavern in Seattle.

EARTH Record Release Show:
3/3/2011 The Tractor Tavern - Seattle, WA w/ Mount Eerie, Low Hums

More live actions for the band are being confirmed now and will be announced as they're available.

"As Earth developed its heavy instrumental vision in the past six years, subtle deviation has been crucial to the band's renewal. Angels of Darkness, Demons of Light 1  is the latest installment in that trajectory, adding a cello, desert blues and British folk-rock motifs to Earth's slow-moving Americana." - NPR

"While Angels of Darkness... is Earth's cleanest record, it is perhaps their most focused, as well as one of their darkest. The album emanates looming disaster while still retaining the haunting shadows which stretches from its boots." - Chronicles Of Chaos

"...finds the band as unwilling as ever to settle creatively, toying with titular contradiction, fostering a previously-unheard richness of tone and taking their rightful place at the head of their genre." - The Obelisk

"Soothing, tranquil, spacious, this album is good for long, unplanned, contemplative walks with naught but your own a-wanderin’ thoughts to keep you company." - Burning Ambulance

"A spellbinding piece of art. 9/10" - Metal Assault

"The layers they have beautifully constructed on Angels... is quite like a symphony that makes you patiently listen and take in every long sustaining note. 5/5" - Stereokiller

"...a new album that shows not only are they still progressing and evolving but are still the leaders of the minimalistic doom aesthetic." - Doommantia

"...the band pushes the envelope once more with a darker side to things then in their previous releases. Angels of Darkness, Demons of Light 1 is an album that features 5 tracks of sheer brilliance..." 95/100 - Infernal Masquerade

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Friday, January 14, 2011

EARTH: NPR Track Premiere & Record Release Show Announced

We're proud to announce that National Public Radio will host an exclusive stream of a track from EARTH's upcoming full-length release Angels Of Darkness, Demons Of Light 1. Go to NPR's All Songs Considered blog to hear the album's rich and transcendent second track, "Father Midnight," at this location now! 



EARTH have also announced an official release show for Angels Of Darkness, Demons Of Light 1, scheduled for March 3rd at The Tractor Tavern in Seattle, with support from Mount Eerie and Low Hums. During this special evening, EARTH will be celebrating their newest live lineup and showcasing the hymns on Angels Of Darkness, Demons Of Light 1, which will be released on February 22nd worldwide on Southern Lord Recordings.

EARTH Record Release Show:
3/3/2011 The Tractor Tavern - Seattle, WA w/ Mount Eerie, Low Hums


"...Angels of Darkness, Demons of Light I finds the band as unwilling as ever to settle creatively, toying with titular contradiction, fostering a previously-unheard richness of tone and taking their rightful place at the head of their genre." - The Obelisk

"Soothing, tranquil, spacious, this album is good for long, unplanned, contemplative walks with naught but your own a-wanderin’ thoughts to keep you company." - Burning Ambulance

"The layers they have beautifully constructed on Angels... is quite like a symphony that makes you patiently listen and take in every long sustaining note. 5/5" - Stereokiller

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