Eidola
Premieres New Track
"The Abstract Of A Planet In Resolve"
via Metal Insider
New Album To Speak, To Listen
Available June 2nd, 2017 via Blue Swan Records
Pre-Order Now, Here: eidola.merchnow.com
Touring this Spring with Hail The Sun & Capsize
Stream "Tetelestai" via Alternative Press
Stream "Amplissimus Machina" Here
Salt Lake City, UT - May 19, 2016 - Experimental post-hardcore band Eidola is thrilled to announce that they have premiered their new single "The Abstract Of A Planet In Resolve" today via Metal Insider. Fans can stream the song now, here: https://goo.gl/C5yzOP. It comes from the band's new album To Speak, To Listen which will be released on June 2nd, 2017 via Blue Swan Records and was produced by Dryw Owens (A Lot Like Birds, From Indian Lakes). In support of the upcoming album, Eidola will be hitting the road this spring with Hail The Sun & Capsize. For more information or to pre-order the album, please visit: www.eidola.merchnow.com
On the new track, the band shares: "'Abstract' was composed as an overture for To Speak, To Listen. A song that sort of serves as a compendium for the content you're about to hear. The song is one of shortest and most straightforward pieces we've ever written, which is exactly how an overture is supposed to be. Short, sweet, dynamic, catchy, and a prelude for aspects of everything the listener is about to experience."
Eidola is a five-piece progressive post-hardcore band formed in 2011. After a year of touring on their debut self-released album The Great Glass Elephant in 2012, the band signed on with Blue Swan Records to release Degeneraterra in 2015. With the album receiving acclaim from critics and fans alike, the band embarked on a series of tours with bands like Dance Gavin Dance, CHON, Hail The Sun, and Stolas. Now Eidola is back with their most ambitious and aggressive effort yet, To Speak, To Listen.
For more information, please visit:
Website: www.eidola.merchnow.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/eidolaUT
Twitter: www.twitter.com/eidola
Instagram: www.instagram.com/eidola
To Speak, To Listen Tracklist:
1. The Abstract Of A Planet In Resolve
2. Tetelestai
3. Primitive Econimics
4. Querents
5. Amplissimus Machina
6. Loti
7. Dendrochronology
8. The Familiar
9. Houses Movement III: Rust/Rebuild
10. Sri Vishnu Yantra
11. Transcendentium Part I: Zoroastrian
12. Transcendentium Part II: Fourth Temple
Upcoming Tour Dates w/Hail The Sun & Capsize:
5/23 - Fresno, CA @ Strummers
5/24 - Scottsdale, AZ @ Pub Rock
5/25 - El Paso, TX @ Rockhouse Bar & Grill
5/26 - Dallas, TX @ The Prophet Bar
5/27 - San Antonio, TX @ Jack's Patio Bar & Grill
5/28 - Houston, TX @ Walter's Downtown
5/30 -Tampa, FL @ Crowbar
5/31 - Orlando, FL @ Backbooth
6/1 - Atlanta, GA @ The Masquerade - Purgatory
6/2 - Greensboro, NC @ Blind Tiger
6/3 - Richmond, VA @ The Canal Club
6/4 - Baltimore, MD @ The Ottobar
6/6 - Hartford, CT @ Webster Underground
6/7 - Cambridge, MA @ Middle East - Upstairs
6/8 - Philadelphia, PA @ Voltage Lounge
6/9 - New York, NY @ The Studio at Webster Hall
6/10 - Pittsburgh, PA @ Cattivo
6/11 - Columbus, OH @ Double Happiness
6/13 - Ferndale, MI @ The Loving Touch
6/14 - Chicago, IL @ Beat Kitchen
6/15 - St. Louis, MO @ Fubar
6/16 - Kansas City, MO @ Davey's Uptown
6/17 - Denver, CO @ Marquis Theater
6/18 - Salt Lake City, UT @ Kilby Court
6/20 - Seattle, WA @ El Corazon
6/21 - Portland, OR @ Analog Theater
6/22 - Sacramento, CA @ Goldfield Trading Post
6/23 - Camarillo, CA @ Rock City Studios
6/24 - Anaheim, CA @ Chain Reaction
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LEGISLATIVE LEADERS ISSUE STATEMENT ON SEPARATION OF POWERS
SALT LAKE CITY - Today, Utah legislative leaders expressed concern with executive branch overreach. Speaker of the House Greg Hughes, House Minority Leader Brian King, Senate President Wayne Niederhauser, and Senate Minority Leader Gene Davis issued the following statement:
"We express our concern with Governor Herbert's decision to call an election without allowing the legislature to exercise its clear constitutional responsibility. Establishing election procedures in law is clearly a role given to the legislature by the U.S. Constitution. Separation of powers is one of the most fundamental principles of our government and a vigilant guard against abuse of power. Nowhere is the executive branch given the authority to establish election procedures."
A more comprehensive statement on the subject posted today at Utah Policy Daily.
http://utahpolicy.com/index.php/features/policy-buzz/13267-op-ed-separation-of-powers
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