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Bastard of the Skies kick off the first of four UK dates this month in support of their latest split release with Grimpen Mire, starting in Manchester tomorrow night 5th (with Coltsblood & Spacewitch) followed by London 6th (with Grimpen Mire, Sea Bastard & Torpor) , then on to Newcastle-under-Lyme 7th (with Rise to Thunder & Bleak Zero), the final date is on Saturday 21st with Iron Void in Wakefield.
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Well it’s been a while since Future Noise hosted a gig, but when Lee from The Sleeping Shaman called out for help with a last minute Manchester gig for WITCH MOUNTAIN & TOMBSTONES, we couldn’t say no!
The date is Friday 13th June at The Star & Garter, Manchester, we know this is short notice, but hope people can make it down.
Damage is just £5, doors open at 7.30pm, support will be announced very soon and a Facebook Event has been set up HERE.
Read on for more info about each band…
To coincide with the Euro tour, Svart Records is also issuing a limited vinyl version of the band’s earlier album South Of Salem. This edition of the classic album is expanded to a double-LP with a second disc consisting of rare tracks, unreleased cover songs, and demos.
The tour also comes shortly before the release of WITCH MOUNTAIN‘s highly anticipated fourth album, Mobile Of Angels which was produced in May 2014 at Type Foundry studios in Portland, Oregon by master “Engine-Ear” Billy Anderson and will feature the artwork of Mark McCormick. With Mobile Of Angels, WITCH MOUNTAIN stretches out into new musical frontiers, while still remaining firmly in the tradition of classic heavy doomed rock ‘n’ roll. The album will be released in September 2014 in Europe by Svart Records, and in North America by Profound Lore.
Meanwhile TOMBSTONES’ highly acclaimed album Red Skies And Dead Eyes was released in October by Soulseller Records, and has featured in many end-of -year lists and has received rave reviews from web- and fanzines throughout the world, including the likes of Terrorizer, Visions Magazine and Metal Hammer. In 2013 the band blew minds with three bludgeoning sets at Desertfest in London, found themselves supporting bands such as Clutch and Ufomammut, and are now ready to once again bring their crushing live act across Europe. TOMBSTONES can be described as the bastard child conceived by a filthy threesome with Sleep, Melvins and Bongripper.
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Bastard of the Skies / Grimpen Mire split vinyl are now available from the Future Noise online store, release date is today 10th May – http://futurenoise.bigcartel.com/product/bastard-of-the-skies-grimpen-mire-split-vinyl-pre-order
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Bastard of the Skies / Grimpen Mire split vinyl PRE-ORDERS are now available from the Future Noise online store, release date is the 10th May – http://futurenoise.bigcartel.com/product/bastard-of-the-skies-grimpen-mire-split-vinyl-pre-order
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Future Noise Recordings logo t-shirts, white print on black, military green, charcoal or navy heavy weight Gildan t-shirts, sizes S,M,L,XL,XXL, £7.00 plus shipping.
http://futurenoise.bigcartel.com/product/future-noise-recordings-logo-t-shirts
The Future Noise Recordings merch stall will be at Chaosfest in Birmingham on Saturday 29th March, so please come and say hello, the line up for that day includes Future Noise label artist MONOLITH CULT, the excellent BEEHOVER from Germany, BURDEN OF THE NOOSE, GREY WIDOW, GOAT LEAF, BONG CAULDRON, WOLFSHEAD & SEALCLUBBER, a cracking bill. we’d like to say a big thanks to Mez and all involved with Chaosfest.
For more info on the fest please join the official facebook event at – https://www.facebook.com/events/277739302376670/
Weekend tickets are available from:
See Tickets – http://www.seetickets.com/
Heretic Promotions Big Cartel – http://
We are very pleased to show off the artwork for our next release by Bastard of the Skies &
Grimpen Mire, this stunning work was created by the talented Michael Cowell.
Full details will be announced very soon.
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Monolith Cult will be headlining the Kin Hell Fest ‘Extreme Crustmosh Party’ next Thursday 19th December at The Fenton in Leeds, full details here https://www.facebook.com/events/413578988771664
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HARLOT CHURCH, described as dirty rock and roll with a dazed punk twist, are already working on tracks for a future release, and with only a handful of live appearances to date, including a debut show supporting the mighty High on Fire, and a second appearance supporting Hang the Bastard. HARLOT CHURCH will be playing at Bunker 13 in Stoke-on-Trent on 30th December, organised by Functional Onion. Support acts include Mother Trucker, Constant Waves and Moitessier.
The Future Noise Recordings sale has now started with some items very limited, 3 x CD special offers Khang, Lazarus Blackstar & Monolith Cult £10, all 3 Bastard of the Skies albums for £10, Undersmile & Coma Wall 2 x CD, Rise to Thunder hoodies and t-shirts, 2 x CD Paul Catten/The Sontaran Experiment & Stuntcock £5, EyeHateGod 7″ Single £3, Blood Sweat & Vinyl DVD £5, Serpentine Path 7″ £5, we are also offering a copy of the Charger EP “Disgust at the Status Quo FREE with every Charger T-shirt ordered, plus many more reductions in the store. http://futurenoise.bigcartel.com/
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Monolith Cult will be supporting the mighty Conan in Manchester on Tuesday 8th October at The Roadhouse, also playing this bill are Ghold & Nomad, and as a build up to this show we are having a sale in the Future Noise online store, plus adding a few special offers including some very limited Rise to Thunder hoodies and t-shirts, so keep your eyes peeled over the next week and spread the word for us.
Conan tickets available here
http://www.theroadhouselive.co.uk/whats-on/eventdetails/8-oct-13-conan-the-roadhouse/
Also don’t forget the extremely talented Coma Wall are playing this Saturday 3rd August at the Supernormal Festival in Oxfordshire, a cracking non-profit festival and worthy of your attention.
And…….. finally a couple of dates to put in your diary, we return to our favourite venue The Star & Garter, Manchester for a two night bash on Friday 29th & Saturday 30th November entitled “Noise of the Shaman” a collaboration between Future Noise & The Sleeping Shaman, line up to be announced.
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MONOLITH CULT album ‘Run from the Light‘ is out today!, limited to 300 copies on white vinyl & CD, so give yourself a big heavy treat and pay a visit to our online store, we’re also offering a vinyl + CD deal, big thanks to everyone who has pre-ordered a copy shipping has already started. Future Noise Big Cartel store http://futurenoise.bigcartel.com
A number of great reviews have already come in, thanks to all involved.
“Album of the day 1st July” – ROADBURN
“The album is expertly produced and played by all involved. I hope this is the start of many great things to come from this superb band. It is simply a stunning album I cannot recommend highly enough. – THE SLUDGELORD
Ultimately if you like the rich history of rock like Ozzy, like St Vitus and Rainbow, flavoured with the cream of the UK Underground then you should be killing yourself to listen to this album. – THE SLEEPING SHAMAN
“Monolith Cult, a foot-stomping, fist-in-the-air rabble-rouser. Here the vocals are Joe Lynn Turner possessed by Ronnie James Dio, and, despite Bry’s candour, it works a bloody treat. The crooning rides beautifully atop Baines’ guitar, a tuned down riff machine that’s ever changing, ever-fluid and ever brilliant” – THE LAIR OF FILTH
“Monolith Cult are able to accomplish throughout as one might hope, also giving a glimpse of where the foursome might be able to go with the sound their next time out. At around five and a half minutes in, it kicks into a steady thud that finishes the album with a moment of ultra-satisfying groove, giving a last-minute surprise to what’s already proven an impressive debut. – THE OBELISK
However, what is most striking from the first listen is the mastery of Bry Outlaw (ex-Khang) on vocals, his extraordinary ability to mix a fine vocal technique with the ability to give a great emotional to the tracks. To make it better with a comparison is a bit ‘like when you hear the recordings of Johan with Candlemass Langquist and then switch to those with Messiah Marcolin – CHURCH OF DEVIANCE
Links
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Monolith-Cult/469161969792692
http://www.future-noise.co.uk
http://futurenoise.bandcamp.com
Pre-orders for the MONOLITH CULT album ‘Run from the Light‘ will start on the Summer Solstice this Friday 21st June. Available on limited white vinyl & CD, and for those people wanting both formats we’ll also be offering a vinyl + CD deal. Shipping will start on the release date Monday 22nd July.
Future Noise Big Cartel store http://futurenoise.bigcartel.com
As some of you know Future Noise have been quiet on the gig front, so to celebrate the up and coming Monolith Cult album, we have arranged a release party in their home town of Bradford on Friday 26th July at The Black Swan, Thornton Road. The bill will also included the monstrous B*STARD OF THE SKIES and RISE TO THUNDER. This triple bill of heaviness will cost you nothing as it’s FREE ENTRY, doors 7pm, starts 9pm, we are advising people to get there early.
Gig details https://www.facebook.com/events/167127853465758/
A few reviews already in for ‘Run from the Light’
“The album is expertly produced and played by all involved. I hope this is the start of many great things to come from this superb band. It is simply a stunning album I cannot recommend highly enough. – THE SLUDGELORD
“Monolith Cult, a foot-stomping, fist-in-the-air rabble-rouser. Here the vocals are Joe Lynn Turner possessed by Ronnie James Dio, and, despite Bry’s candour, it works a bloody treat. The crooning rides beautifully atop Baines’ guitar, a tuned down riff machine that’s ever changing, ever-fluid and ever brilliant” – THE LAIR OF FILTH
“Monolith Cult are able to accomplish throughout as one might hope, also giving a glimpse of where the foursome might be able to go with the sound their next time out. At around five and a half minutes in, it kicks into a steady thud that finishes the album with a moment of ultra-satisfying groove, giving a last-minute surprise to what’s already proven an impressive debut. – THE OBELISK
Links
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Monolith-Cult/469161969792692
http://www.future-noise.co.uk
http://futurenoise.bandcamp.com