U.S. Tour Dates Announced By In The Company Of Serpents

Denver doom duo In The Company Of Serpents will bring its rituals to the stage this November on a mini West Coast tour with Phoenix, Arizona stoner metal act Goya. The journey will run from November 10th through November 21st with In The Company Of Serpents playing a warm up show on November 9th. See all confirmed dates below.

This band's latest live expedition marks the temporary return of founding drummer JJ Anselmi. "JJ and I initially formed the band together in 2011," notes vocalist Grant Netzorg, "and he has graciously offered to step in for this tour, as [drummer] Joe [Weller Myer] and his wife just had their first baby and the timing of the tour just wouldn't work with the commitments of fatherhood. We will be playing mostly material from our new record Ain-Soph Aur, but will also be breaking out favorites from previous releases, including some material from the self-titled debut that JJ and I recorded together years ago."

Confirmed dates:

11/09/2017 Moonlight Lounge - Albuquerque, NM * Soulfly, Harm's Way, Noisem Aftershow Party

w/ Goya:

11/10/2017 Palo Verde - Phoenix, AZ
11/11/2017 Til 2 Club - San Diego, CA
11/12/2017 5 Star Bar - Los Angeles, CA
11/14/2017 Hemlock Tavern - San Francisco, CA
11/15/2017 The Blue Lamp - Sacramento, CA
11/16/2017 Old Nick's Bar - Eugene, OR
11/17/2017 Tonic Lounge - Portland, OR
11/18/2017 Shakedown - Bellingham, WA
11/19/2017 Highline - Seattle, WA
11/21/2017 Hi Dive - Denver, CO

In The Company Of Serpents' self-released the stunning "Ain-Soph Aur" full-length earlier this year, which you can stream in full at this location. Captured at Flatline Audio in Denver by Dave Otero (Cattle Decapitation, Khemmis, Cephalic Carnage), the six-track offering takes its name from the three veils of negative existence which precede the manifestation of the material universe in the philosophy of Hermetic Qabalah, a Western esoteric tradition involving mysticism and the occult. The phrase translates to "Limitless Light," and is emblematic of the Qabalistic concepts which are central to the record.