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Sunn O))) announces September 2019 US West Coast Tour

Following the release of their universally acclaimed “Life Metal” LP and the first leg of their US tour last April, Sunn O))) is pleased to announce a West Coast tour in support of the album.

This September, Sunn O))) will canvas the West Coast, featuring performances in Dallas, Austin, Denver, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, Portland, and more, marking their first dates out west on the “Life Metal” album cycle. Dates and details can be found below, with more info to surface soon.
 

Sunn O))) to release new studio album “Life Metal” on April 26th 2019

Sunn O))) are pleased to present “Life Metal”, their first new studio album in four years, due for release on Southern Lord on April 26th, 2019. The album will be supported by their first European tour since 2016, including their first ever French tour - dates and details below.
 

Sunn O))) to release new live album “НЕЖИТЬ: живьём в России 11 августа 2015” on May 29th 2016

Sunn O))) has announced the impending release of a brand new triple-LP live album, captured on the band’s first ever performance in Moscow last year, titled “НЕЖИТЬ: живьём в России 11 августа 2015” (translated, NOLIFE: Alive In Moscow 11 August 2015).

I Bow Candles - The Outs And Breakdowns Of Symmetry

The mysteriously monikered “I Bow Candles” (an obvious wordplay on I Blow Candles) are a UK/Greek trio, (featuring members of Versus Heaven and Wild Machine among others), that performs a very odd and eccentric, one could even say eclectic, mix of rock music, with many bizarre elements tossed into the mix. There are electronic parts, acoustic parts, eerie keys, odd rhythmical parts, off key and off the wall pseudo-choirs, nursery rhymes and rather paradoxically executed over the top vocals that, intentionally, seem to verge on salacity and have often a sarcastic, off-key character. All intertwined, they remind of a very obnoxious but strangely alluring mix between the Mars Volta and the Tiger Lillies.
 

Sigh - In Somniphobia

Sigh have been around for over 20 years. Although they’re coming from Japan, they managed to overcome all those difficulties that a non-European or US band was facing at the time and become a respectful name in the metal scene. The band’s black metal days have long gone but that does not mean that they lost those extreme metal elements they had since the beginning in any case. It is true that every new album from this band is a surprise… not matter if you dig it or not. I still remember when I listened to “Imaginary Sonicscape” back in 2001… how impressed I was by the band’s creativity and skills. Perhaps, this is the band’s best work up to now.