Colombian Necktie
From:
CA,
United States
Last Known Status: Active
Latest Colombian Necktie News
Below is our complete Colombian Necktie 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.
Colombian Necktie Premiere New Music Video
Amsterdam, NL-based deathcore outfit Colombian Necktiepremiere a new music video for "Abyssal Maw". Check out "Abyssal Maw", streaming via YouTube and Spotify for you now below.
Colombian Necktie Streaming Full Album
Colombian Necktie's new album "All Paths Lead to Nowhere" is out today on Black Voodoo Records. You can listen in below or pick up a copy of your own right here.
Recorded and mixed by Erol Ulug (Dangers, Seizures) and mastered by Brad Boatright (Nails, Black Tusk), the album is a union of cosmic '70s space-rocking, old-school LA hardcore realness, and modern-day metallic bite.
1. Burn The Bridge 04:02
2. Always The Hard Way 03:39
3. Silly Kid 04:00
4. Linestepper 02:34
5. Don't Fear The Reefer 03:41
6. Your Own Worst Enemy 01:52
7. Proletarian Blues 02:43
8. 33-16 04:09
9. The Mirror's Reflection 03:05
10. Untitled 06:22
11. 148 Linnmore Street 02:51 More...
Colombian Necktie Streams "Linestepper"
New stoner-core anthem "Linestepper" from Los Angeles' Colombian Necktie has come online today and can be heard below. "Linestepper" appears on upcoming new album "All Paths Lead to Nowhere."
The "All Paths Lead to Nowhere" album comes out September 30th on Black Voodoo Records. The album was recorded and mixed by Erol Ulug (Dangers, Seizures) and mastered by Brad Boatright (Nails, Black Tusk). More...
Colombian Necktie Posts "Burn The Bridge"
LA stoner-core crew Colombian Necktie unites driving, metallic hardcore with cosmic, hard-rock boogie on new album "All Paths Lead to Nowhere." Opening track "Burn the Bridge" has come online and can be heard below.
"All Paths Lead to Nowhere" will see a September 30th release on Black Voodoo Records. The album was recorded and mixed by Erol Ulug (Dangers, Seizures) and mastered by Brad Boatright (Nails, Black Tusk). More...
Colombian Necktie Posts New Video
Colombian Necktie just released a brand new video for "Don't Fear the Reefer." As guitarist Ben Daniel puts it, "Colombian Necktie's music is weed in audio form."
New single "Don't Fear the Reefer" pays tribute to the green stuff, in the tradition of Black Sabbath's "Sweet Leaf."
The "Don't Fear the Reefer" track appears on Colombian Necktie's new album "All Paths Lead to Nowhere," out September 30th on Black Voodoo Records. The album was recorded and mixed by Erol Ulug (Dangers, Seizures) and mastered by Brad Boatright (Nails, Black Tusk).
Colombian Necktie embarks on a West Coast tour in September with Phobia and Nomads. Dates are as follows:
Sep 1 - San Diego, CA @ Brick by Brick
Sep 2 - Los Angeles, CA @ Five Star
Sep 3 - Santa Cruz, CA @ Catalyst Atrium
Sep 4 - Sacramento, CA @ Starlite
Sep 5 - Eugene, OR @ Old Nicks
Sep 6 - Olympia, WA @ Obsidian
Sep 8 - Seattle, WA @ Highline
Sep 9 - Portland, OR @ Panic Room
Sep 11 - Oakland, CA @ Metro Operahouse More...
Colombian Necktie Streaming "Silly Kid"
Hailing from Los Angeles, Colombian Necktie presents its second full-length album, "All Paths Lead to Nowhere," which is coming September 30th on Black Voodoo Records. Check out new track "Silly Kid" below.
"All Paths Lead to Nowheree" was recorded and mixed by Erol Ulug (Dangers, Seizures) and mastered by Brad Boatright (Nails, Black Tusk). The cover photo, an homage to Pink Floyd's "Wish You Were Here," was shot by Robert Cortez.
1. Burn the Bridge
2. Always the Hard Way
3. Silly Kid
4. Linestepper
5. Don't Fear the Reefer
6. Your Own Worst Enemy
7. Proletarian Blues
8. 33-16
9. The Mirror's Reflection
10. Untitled
11. 148 Linnmore St. More...
Colombian Necktie Announces Final 2014 Shows
The Los Angeles sludgecore malefactors from Colombian Necktie are readying to close out the year with a brutal trio of live infiltrations next weekend.
Set to commence on Friday, the band will raze Tucson, Twenty Nine Palms and Los Angeles performing material off the smoldering "Twilight Upon Us" full-length self-released earlier this year.
Relays the Colombian Necktie collective: "Before we recorded Twilight Upon Us, we live demoed the entire record at Stag Studio in North Hollywood. These songs really came to life in the live setting so we're stoked to get on the road and do it for real."
2015 onstage actions are currently in the plotting stages. For now catch the band live on these dates:
12/12/2014 The District Tavern - Tucson, AZ
12/13/2014 American Art - Twenty Nine Palms, CA
12/14/2014 All Star Bar - Los Angeles, CA More...
Colombian Necktie Streams "Kevin's Song"
Today the Los Angeles sludgecore merchants in Colombian Necktie are pleased to reveal "Kevin's Song" to the masses - listen in below, thanks to Skulls 'N' Bones.
The emotionally-driven hymn comes by way of the band's new full-length, "Twilight Upon Us," which was self-released earlier this month.
"Twilight Upon Us" was produced by Erol "Rollie" Ulug (Graf Orlock) at Bright Lights Studios and much of the album is rooted in tragedy as evidenced in ten-minute opus "Kevin's Song," written in honor of the group's late former bandmate.
"As soon as I heard [guitarists] Ben [Daniels] and Juan [Hernandez-Cruz] playing the riffs for what would become 'Kevin's Song,' I knew we had something," relays vocalist Scott Werren. "Lyric-wise, all I could think of at first is the feeling of pain and loss but also this vision of Kevin just moving past a physical form and exploring the galaxy. So I made it like silver surfer riding through the universe giving us a report back on his findings." More...
Colombian Necktie Posts New Song
As the official unveiling of "Twilight Upon Us," the forthcoming debut from West Coast sludgecore perpetrators Colombian Necktie, draws near, today Decibel Magazine spews forth a new helping of heaviness with the sonic menace of "Guiding Light."
Check out the new song below, and you can pick up "Twilight Upon Us" when it officially drops August 19th, 2014. The previously posted song "Sleepwalking" can also be heard at this location. More...
Colombian Necktie Streams "Sleepwalking"
Colombian Necktie is currently streaming the song "Sleepwalking," which can be heard below thanks to MetalInsider.net.
The tune serves as the first taste of "Twilight Upon Us," the band's forthcoming debut full-length, as well as the first song to be featured in Metal Insider's brand new "Amplified" column which focuses on pummeling new offerings from scene newcomers.
Named in honor of a song by iconic noise rockers, Big Black, but more commonly known as a method of murder where the victim's throat is slashed and the tongue is pulled through the open wound, Colombian Necktie's "Twilight Upon Us" was produced by Erol "Rollie" Ulug (Graf Orlock) at Bright Lights Studios and is the sonic equivalent of this violent and primeval act. Catch the bnad live at these shows:
8/5/2014 Che Café - San Diego, CA
8/6/2014 Bridgetown DIY - La Puenta, CA More...
Colombian Necktie To Release Debut Album
Los Angeles sludgecore unit Colombian Necktie is preparing to unleash debut full-length, "Twilight Upon Us," upon the unsuspecting masses this August 19th, 2014.
Named after a method of murder where the victim's throat is slashed and the tongue is pulled through the open wound, Colombian Necktie's "Twilight Upon Us" was produced by Erol "Rollie" Ulug (Graf Orlock) at Bright Lights Studios, and the track listing is as follows:
01. Stockholm '73
02. Guiding Light
03. Play The Game
04. Alternate Dimensions
05. Weep For Rhe Future
06. Drought
07. Sleepwalking
08. These Three Words
09. Ready To Burn
10. Kevin's Song
"We don't feel like we fit in any one genre, we just kind of slam things against a wall and focus more on how it makes us feel than where it fits in," guitarist Juan Hernandez-Cruz admits. "Our influences range from Cave In and Snapcase to Orchid and Page 99 so we never try to limit ourselves when it comes to what we do stylistically."
It hasn't been a painless ride for the members of Colombian Necktie and correspondingly, much of "Twilight Upon Us" is rooted in tragedy as evidenced in the ten-minute opus "Kevin's Song."
"Kevin was a close friend of ours and former bandmate who actually brought the band together. When he passed away, something came over us and we started writing differently," Hernandez-Cruz reflects. "The tragedy was really heavy because Kevin was just driving to a show in San Francisco and we knew it could have been any of us."
"So much of the record is about loss and the struggle to try to cope in a city [Los Angeles] that isn't always forgiving," Hernandez-Cruz continues. "The silver lining is that this experience brought us closer as friends and musically in the sense that it made us all vulnerable and forced us to really listen to each other.
"This record has a lot of pain on it and a lot of unpredictable moments but it also feels good if that makes any sense and listening to this collection of songs, the listener gains the sense that not only are they not alone but that he or she can gain strength in the darkest of moments." More...