Media
Live Setup
| Unplugged | Nein |
| Coverband | Nein |
| Mitglieder | 1 |
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Instagram| Stadt | Facebook Fans | Spotify Monatliche Hörer |
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| Columbus Dein Standort | – Keine Daten | – Keine Daten |
| Nov / 2016 | • | Abertoir Horror Festival | Aberystwyth | |||
| Nov / 2016 | • | The Flapper, supporting Wolfgang Flur | Birmingham | |||
| Oct / 2016 | • | Mayhem Film Festival, Broadway Cinema | Nottingham | |||
| Jun / 2016 | • | SVA, Brunels Good Shed | Stroud | |||
| Jun / 2016 | • | Lunar Festival | Tanworth-In-Harden | |||
| Jan / 2016 | • | Daylight Music Festival 211 | London | |||
| Dec / 2014 | • | Illuminate 3 | Wigan | |||
| Nov / 2014 | • | Pariahs with Tom Boogizm at The Soup Kitchen | Manchester | |||
| Oct / 2014 | • | Concrete 2 at The Ferret | Preston | |||
| Oct / 2014 | • | Scout Hut Records | wigan |
| Label / Release | Format | Jahr | |
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| Static Caravan | |||
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Scuro Estivo | Single | 2016 |
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Tales Of H.P. Lovecraft | Album | 2016 |
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Cabin 28 | Album | 2014 |
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Hospital | Single | 2014 |
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Lexicon Of Paragon Pines | Album | 2013 |
Formed in Wigan 2012, their debut album "Lexicon Of Paragon Pines" instantly sold out.
Further releases include "Hospital" 7" (2014), "Cabin 28" E.P. (2014), "Tales Of H.P. Lovecraft" (2016) and "Scuro Estivo" (2016) all on the Static Caravan label.
2016's Tales Of H.P. Lovecraft LP, a spoken word/music work with established horror actor Laurence R Harvey (Human Centipede II & III, The Editor), significantly built on the groups achievements, selling out within minutes of going on sale, both in the UK and US and was critically acclaimed by such entities as The Quietus, Prog Magazine, Record Collector and Mondo (Death Waltz Records). The LP generated interest for live engagements; Lunar Festival, Mayhem Film Festival, The Flapper (with Wolfgang Flur) and Abertoir International Horror Festival, as well as interest for live dates in the US. Media representation is with In House (Manchester).
The group have been played and championed on radio by Gideon Coe, Stuart Maconie and Jonny Trunk. Clint Mansell and David Gedge are fans.