PALLBEARER | BAND RELEASE SPECIAL LIVE VIDEO FOR NEW TRACK ‘DROPOUT’
Ascending Arkansas progressive doom quartet Pallbearer recently released a new track titled ‘Dropout’ – their first music released since their latest studio album ‘Heartless’ back in March 2017. The track is the the 53rd instalment of the Adult Swim Singles Program. The band have now teamed up with Audiotree to record a special live video for the track, which can be viewed online, here: https://youtu.be/Qq1pWl-ObjE
Order ‘Dropout’ digitally, here: https://apple.co/2K9lVDW
Pallbearer will be gracing our UK and European stages this summer for a run of club shows, on top of several previously announced festival appearances.
Kicking off in Hamburg, Germany on July 13th – this run will take Pallbearer across eleven countries for 21 club/festival shows, concluding on August 16th at Germany’s Summer Breeze Festival in Dinkelsbuhl.
The band commented:
“We’re excited to once again be heading over to Europe and the UK, and we might even be playing a handful songs from our catalogue that have never been performed outside of the US before!”
Dates are all on sale now:
13 Jul DE Hamburg – Molotow Club
14 Jul BE Dour – Dour Festival
15 Jul NL Nijmegen – Valkhof Festival
16 Jul UK London – Islington Assembly Hall
17 Jul UK Glasgow – Stereo
18 Jul UK Leeds – Brudenell Social Club
19 Jul UK Bristol – The Fleece
21 Jul DE Crispendorf – Chaos Descends Festival
23 Jul IT Milan – Circolo Magnolia
24 Jul SL Tolmin – Metaldays festival
03 Aug DK Copenhagen – Vega
04 Aug DE Beelen – Krach am Bach Festival
05 Aug DE Cottbus – Zum Faulen August
07 Aug HR Primosten – SuperUho Festival
08 Aug HU Budapest – A38
09 Aug CZ Josefov – Brutal Assault Festival
10 Aug DE Bad Kotzting – Void Fest
12 Aug UK Derbyshire – Bloodstock Festival
14 Aug DE Wiesbaden – Schlachthof
15 Aug CH Winterthur – Gaswerk
16 Aug DE Dinkelsbuhl – Summer Breeze Festival
Buy tickets: http://pallbearerdoom.com/tour
Pallbearer’s latest studio album ‘Heartless’ is out now and available to order physically HERE and digitally HERE.
‘Heartless’ was recorded entirely to analogue tape at Fellowship Hall Sound, Little Rock, Arkansas between June and August 2016. The record was produced by Pallbearer, and mixed by acclaimed producer Joe Barresi (Tool, The Melvins, QOTSA, Fu Manchu). Engineering was handled by Jason Weinheimer and Zach Reeves, and mastered by Grammy winning mastering engineer Dave Collins (Black Sabbath, Alice Cooper and Soundgarden).
‘Heartless’ achieved widespread critical acclaim in 2017, landing countless impressive ‘end of year list’ scores such as the #1 ‘Best Metal Album’ slots at The Quietus and Heavy Music HQ. Several of the achievements are listed below:
#1 The Quietus
#1 Heavy Music HQ
#2 Pop Matters
#3 Decibel
#5 Loudwire
#6 Rolling Stone
#9 Laut.de
#13 Metal Hammer
#14 Kerrang
#18 Consequence Of Sound
#20 Bandcamp
#25 Stereogum
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Initially formed in 2008, Pallbearer grew from the fertile underground metal scene of Little Rock, Arkansas – releasing their debut full length ’Sorrow and Extinction‘ in early 2012. The record made an immediate and immense impact on die-hard doom fans and metal critics alike, also forming the four piece fans outside of the metal scene. Hailed by Rolling Stone as the #1 metal album of 2012, the album also received the coveted ’Best New Music‘ stamp of approval from Pitchfork and landed the band on end of year lists at SPIN and NPR.
Their formidable sophomore record, 2014‘s ’Foundations Of Burden‘ featured on countless critic‘s end of year lists and cemented their reputation as an unstoppable and emotive force – driving doom beyond its imagined limits, carving themselves an entirely original path through the realm of heavy music. The record charted in the Billboard Top 100, achieving Pitchfork‘s ’Best New Music‘ accolade and Decibel‘s highly honoured ’Album Of The Year‘ award.
Pallbearer are:
Brett Campbell | lead vocals, electric & acoustic guitars, synthesizers
Devin Holt | electric & acoustic guitars, vocals
Joseph D. Rowland | electric bass, vocals, synthesizers
Mark Lierly | percussion
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