The Moth Gatherer
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Below is our complete The Moth Gatherer news coverage, including columns and articles pertaining to the band. Some articles listed may be indirectly related, such as side projects of the band members, etc.
The Moth Gatherer Streaming Full New Album
The Moth Gatherer has made entire new album "A Bright Celestial Light" available for streaming prior to the release date. "A Bright Celestial Light" will hit shops on CD and vinyl on the 16th of April worldwide via Agonia Records, and can be heard here or through the player below.
According to Agonia Records, The Moth Gatherer is recommended for fans of music in the vein of Neurosis, Pelican, Breach or Cult of Luna. "We just want our music to be an emotional explosion" - comments Alex, co-founder. "A lot of the songs is about death, missing people you loved who have passed away and losing hope in mankind. We want the music to make you feel like you can move mountains with it. I wish for that when people hear our recording, they start to dream away."
The track listing is as follows:
1. The Water That We All Come To Need
2. Intervention
3. A Road of Gravel and Skulls
4. The Womb, The Woe, The Woman
5. A Falling Deity More...
The Moth Gatherer Posts New Video Clip
Sweden's The Moth Gatherer has shot a video clip for the track "A Falling Deity," which can be viewed below. The track has been shortened for the needs of the video (the original version of the song that appears on the album is over 8 minutes long).
The debut album entitled "A Bright Celestial Light" will hit shops on April 16th worldwide. The track listing is as follows:
1. The Water That We All Come To Need
2. Intervention
3. A Road of Gravel and Skulls
4. The Womb, The Woe, The Woman
5. A Falling Deity More...
The Moth Gatherer Posts New Song Online
A new song from the Swedish experimental/progressive band The Moth Gatherer has found its way online thanks to Lambgoat.com. Check out "The Womb, The Woe, The Woman" right here or in the player below.
"The Womb, The Woe, The Woman" is the second unveiled track from the band's upcoming debut album entitled "A Bright Celestial Light." The album will hit shops on April 16th worldwide via Agonia Records. The previously posted song "A Road of Gravel and Skulls" is available at this location.
"A Bright Celestial Light" was mastered by Karl Daniel Liden and will feature a guest appearance from Member 001 of The Konsortium fame. The track list (5 original tracks, 44 minutes of playing time) is as follows:
1. The Water That We All Come To Need
2. Intervention
3. A Road of Gravel and Skulls
4. The Womb, The Woe, The Woman
5. A Falling Deity More...
The Moth Gatherer Streaming New Track
Swedish experimental/progressive act The Moth Gatherer has premiered the first song from the band's upcoming debut album, due out through Agonia Records. Check out "A Road of Gravel and Skulls" in the player below.
The debut album entitled "A Bright Celestial Light" will hit the shops on April 16th in Europe and April 30th in North America. "A Bright Celestial Light" will consist of 5 original compositions with a total playing time of 44 minutes. The album was mastered by Karl Daniel Liden (Terra Tenebrosa, grammy nominated Switchblade album) and will feature a guest appearance from Member 001 of The Konsortium fame. The track listing is as follows:
1. The Water That We All Come To Need
2. Intervention
3. A Road of Gravel and Skulls
4. The Womb, The Woe, The Woman
5. A Falling Deity
"We just want our music to be an emotional explosion," comments Alex, co-founder of The Moth Gatherer. "A lot of the songs is about death, missing people you loved who have passed away and losing hope in mankind. We want the music to make you feel like you can move mountains with it. I wish for that when people hear our music, they start to dream away." More...
The Moth Gatherer Signs With Agonia Records
Sweden's The Moth Gatherer has inked a deal with Agonia Records. The band's debut album is slated for an April 2013 release, and a short and unmastered preview of the album can be heard below. The following press release was also issued about the band:
"The Moth Gatherer's music is hard to label, due to the band's non-one-dimensional approach towards the songs they create; the hardcore/experimental/progressive etiquette seems almost too laconic to fully do justice to the spirit of the compositions. The debut offers up long and complex tracks, but still surprisingly simple and compelling. Abundance of tempo changes and variations that surround the album bask in emotionally charged, progressive yet utterly melodic slower sections, addictive enough to stimulate the imagination."
"We just want our music to be an emotional explosion," comments co-founder Alex. "A lot of the songs are about death, missing people you loved who have passed away and losing hope in mankind. We want the music to make you feel like you can move mountains with it. I wish for that when people hear our music, they start to dream away."
The band is: Alex Stjernfeldt and Victor Wegeborn who both handle: guitars, bass, electronics, vocals, and drums. More...
