NEWS: lowheaven float on chemical trails?

Exploring the reality of complete social isolation and the acceptance of what it means to lose faith in life and yourself, a debut album “Ritual Decay” is on the horizon from Toronto based Post-Metal collective lowheaven. They’ve just announced their signing with MNRK Heavy for the 29th August grand unveiling of the record, produced by Brett Romnes (Boston Manor, Hot Mulligan) and mastered by Mangus Lindberg of Cult Of Luna. Featuring in their ranks former Sparrows guitarist and vocalist Dan Thomson, their sound oscillates somewhere between Post-Hardcore, Screamo, Blackened Noise and Metal with “Chemical Pattern” the first taste. Pre-orders are available over at bandcamp.

Dan Thomson comments: “This song has taken on a weight of its own, when you see what’s been going on all around us since the beginning of this year, which is kind of wild since the song was written three years ago. This song was definitely a personal response to the fact that everything around me was melting; there wasn’t a semblance of comfort or familiarity. While a significant amount of Ritual Decay is intensely personal, ‘Chemical Pattern’ is a look outwards. Let’s be honest, everything is fucked. And I don’t have the way out. Uncertainty is terrifying.

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