Gozer and Din of Celestial Birds are co-headlining this night of post-rock and post-metal, with support from Minus Satellite to Sheffield on Sunday 8th of October!
As an added bonus, Din of Celestial Birds will be celebrating the release of their debut album, "The Night is for Dreamers", by playing it in full.
Gozer https://linktr.ee/wearegozer
Formally known as Archelon, Sheffield based Neurosis worship. Settling back into their power trio origins after many changes and shifts in format, they move forward renewed and unchained. Their approach to sound is grounded in a uniquely hypnotic aggression. Slow grinding riffs and experimental sound moving through a nightmare-scape of claustrophobic density
Din of Celestial Birds https://linktr.ee/docbirds
Fast rising stars of the UK post-rock scene, Din of Celestial Birds are fresh off the stage from a successful debut at ArcTanGent festival. The band will be promoting the release of their debut albumThe Night is for Dreamers,Recently released through A Cheery Wave Records (UK) & A Thousand Arms Music (USA). The album has been met with rave reviews, with Noizze stating:
"A record of pure human emotion,The Night Is For Dreamersis quite frankly a stunning body of work that directly dispels the notion that post-rock is a genre reserved for awkward and po-faced stoicism."
The band will be celebrating the release of their debut album's release by playing The Night is for Dreamersin full.
Minus Satellite https://www.minussatellite.com/
Formed in late 2021 following the global pandemic and realisation that music was a vital part of their lives, the band began working on the early conceptions of what would become Minus Satellite.
The band have recorded a series of songs throughout 2022 with the lastest single, "I Leaped Ahead of God (Elevation)" being released on 31 March 2023.
So far, the band has seen success with their single, Mechanical Waves, being played on both BBC Introducing and hitting the Top 40 of Primordial Radio.
"On the strength of Mechanical Waves and Forte, Minus Satellite are definitely a band to watch if you’re into this kind of thing. Powerful, melodic and screamy in all the right measure, these tracks are the perfect introduction to the band and I for one look forward to hearing more."-Metal Planet Music