Glad Boxing Day everybody! Within the spirit of the season…have you ever ever pulled the transfer at a Christmas gathering the place, after realizing you neglect to get a present in your wallflower good friend Joey or your Aunt Bunny (who you not often cross paths with anyway), you say one thing to the impact of, “Ah shit, I should have forgot it at residence! I’ll get it to you after the vacations, as soon as the chaos dies down.” For those who’re seeking to fill any Xmas current holes and your fast considering has managed to squeeze every week or two of grace interval/avoidance leeway out of the deal, pretty much as good place to start out is with Haunted Horses forthcoming fourth album, Dweller. That’s in case your supposed recipient is a fan of Killing Joke, Swans, Einsturzende Neubauten, Bauhaus, Treponem Pal and the Younger Gods. Heck, in the event that they aren’t, they need to be, so why not drop a replica of Dweller underneath their dried out, hearth lure of a tree as soon as it’s launched on the tenth of subsequent month?
As a preview to the motion, the band is premiering the video for his or her newest single, “Temple of Bone” with us at this time. Says vocalist, frontman and founding member Colin Dawson (who fashioned the Haunted Horses with Myke Pelly a decade in the past and at the moment are joined by Filth is Everlasting’s Brian McClelland) in regards to the monitor and video: “‘Temple of Bone’ is the ‘middle’ of Dweller, marking the underside of a descent into darkness. Written on the peak of chilly winter, life and expertise had its approach throwing obstacles on the inventive path. This led to a interval of quiet limbo. Hypnagogic visions impressed the imagery, aiming to seize the feeling of turning into formless. Lyrically working with an idea of self-discipline over doubt, for one to maneuver previous the numerous phantoms that arrest progress on one’s path. The drums present the rhythm of a perpetual motion pushing ahead in opposition to sounds of chilly despair. It’s from this bleak level, the place the document begins to march out of the darkness and into the sunshine.”
