Icelandic post-rock quartet have shared a video for their brand new single which you can watch below. is taken from the band's upcoming album, , which translates as The Holy Suffering, their first for new label Century Media with whom they signed earlier this year. Hin helga kvöl will be released on November 8.
It will be the follow-up to 2020''s " , meaning ‘She breaths’ is an obituary to a living person whom I love very much, but the mind is gone due to mental illness and drug abuse," explains guitarist and vocalist Aðalbjörn Tryggvason. Sólstafir announced a European tour, their Nordic Descent Tour 2024, for November and December. The upcoming 24-date tour will see the band playing dates in Brighton, Manchester, Dublin, Glasgow and London, as well as throughout Europe.
The quartet will be supported on their Nordic Descent Tour 2024 by Finnish experimental rockers , Faroese doomsters Hamferð and Swedish post-rockers Helga. You can see the new artwork for and the full list of dates below. Nov 13: NED Groningen Oosterpoort * Nov 14: NED Nijmegen Doornroosje * Nov 15: NED Maastricht Muziekgieterij * Nov 16: BEL Brussels Botanique * Nov 17: GER Bielefeld Forum * Nov 19: FRA Lille Splendid * Nov 20: UK Brighton Concorde 2 * Nov 21: UK Manchester Club Academy * Nov 22: IRE Dublin Opium * Nov 23: UK Glasgow Queen Margaret Union * Nov 24: UK London Electric Brixton * Nov 26: FRA Paris La Machine Du Moulin Rouge # Nov 27: FRA Rennes Antipode # Nov 28: FRA Toulouse Metronum # Nov 29: SPA Pamplona Totem # Nov 30: SPA Madrid Sala Mon # Dec 1: SPA Barcelona Razzmatazz 2 # Dec 3: ITA Milano Alcatraz # Dec 4: SWI Pratteln Z7 # Dec 5: GER München Technikum # Dec 6: AUT Vienna Simm City # Dec 7: POL Warsaw Proxima # Dec 8: GER Leipzig Täubchental # Dec 9: GER Berlin Metropol # Sign up below to get the latest from Prog, plus exclusive special offers, direct to your inbox! * - dates with Hamferð # - dates with Helga Writer and broadcaster Jerry Ewing is the Editor of Prog Magazine which he founded for Future Publishing in 2009.
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