AGALLOCH To Reunite For Prophecy Fest This September

Agalloch is about to reunite for Prophecy Fest this September. The pageant will happen between September 7 and 9 on the Cave of Balve in Balve, Germany, so perhaps take into account getting your airplane tickets now. Agalloch guitarist Don Anderson notes that the band will proceed to reunite for a handful of restricted exhibits. Anderson additionally reveals that longtime drummer Aesop Dekker won’t return, and is changed by drummer Hunter Ginn.

“After practically eight years because the band broke up, Agalloch are reforming with the intent of enjoying restricted exhibits”, stated Agalloch guitarist Don Anderson. “The road-up stays the unique three: vocalist and guitarist John Haughm, guitarist Don Anderson, and bassist Jason Walton. We might be aided by Hunter Ginn (Canvas Solaris, Sculptured, Radical Analysis Podcast) on drums.

“We are going to re-emerge, maybe fittingly, from the Balver Höhle, which is a cave utilized by people because the stone age, at this 12 months’s Prophecy Fest. We have been followers of Prophecy Productions’ roster of bands since their inception and are happy to make this fest our debut after being gone for therefore lengthy.”

“As very long time admirers of Agalloch, actually all people at Prophecy is stoked about welcoming this thrilling and essential band again on stage in Balve for an unique European present!”, added Prophecy label founder Martin Koller. “The American metallic pioneers are the proper match for the billing, the cave, and the pageant. We sincerely hope that you simply love this announcement as a lot as we do.”

Tickets for Prophecy Fest are available here.

Agalloch initially broke up in 2016, saying that frontman John Haughm and the remainder of the band had gone their separate methods. Haughm would go on to type Pillorian and launch one album in 2017, whereas Don Anderson, Jason Walton, and Aesop Dekker would go on to type Khôrada and launch one album in 2018.