Red Sparrows Album/Tour

By Team JamBase Jul 4, 2008 1:30 pm PDT

Red Sparowes Post New Song from Forthcoming EP, Launch European & UK tour in July

Red Sparowes
It’s the hypnotic, addictive state of zen they inject into every one of their songs that makes it listenable. Recommended. -KKKK Kerrang

Majestic, monolithically heavy yet full of light and air and structure, Red Sparowes’ music may have been informed by metal and hardcore, but it has ended up somewhere else entirely, exploring new territories of shifting dynamics and cinematic scope. – Popmatters.com

Los Angeles epic instrumental group Red Sparowes has posted a new song from its forthcoming Aphorisms EP (available digitally August 1, physical release date later this Fall) to precede European and U.K. tour dates in July. The track, available for streaming via the band’s MySpace page is titled, “We left the apes to rot, but find the fang still grows within.” The complete digital EP recorded with master engineer Toshi Kasai (Melvins, Big Business, Tool, et al.) will be available for download in August from iTunes, and similar online retailers.

The new song kicks off the band’s upcoming tour dates beginning July 5 with the massive Eurockeennes Festival in France, as well as appearances at the SuperSonic Festival in Birmingham, England and sharing the stage in Chicago with ISIS at the Wicker Park Festival. Complete tour dates are as follows:

07.05 08 Eurockeennes Festival – Belfort, FR
07.07 08 The Engine Room – Brighton, UK
07.08 08 ULU – London, UK
07.09 08 Barfly – Liverpool, UK
07.10 08 Stereo – Glasgow, Scotland UK
07.11 08 Fibbers/Barfly – York, UK
07.12 08 The Corporation – Sheffield, UK
07.13 08 SuperSonic Festival – Custard Factory – Birmingham, UK
07.14 08 The Croft – Bristol, UK
07.16 08 La Maroquinerie – Paris, FR w/ Oxbow & Harvey Milk
07.17 08 Shocken – Stuttgart, DE
07.18 08 Garage Kleiner Club – Saarbrucken, DE
07.19 08 Rock Herk – Herk de Stad, BE w/ Battles
07.27 08 WICKERPARK FEST – Chicago, IL w/ ISIS, Maps & Atlases and more

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