NEWS: InvisibleOranges Premiere VOW OF THORNS ‘Farewell To The Sun Part II’; Canadian Tour Dates w/ Ashbringer; New Album ‘Farewell To The Sun’ Out July 15th |

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Montreal, QC – June 16, 2016

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For fans of Agalloch, Fen, Woods of Ypres (older), Krallice, Woods of Desolation

InvisibleOranges Premiere VOW OF THORNS ‘Farewell To The Sun Part II’

Canadian Tour Dates w/ Ashbringer

New Album ‘Farewell To The Sun’ Out July 15th

Set to hit the road for a five-day tour (dates below) of Ontario and Quebec with Minnesota’s atmospheric black metallers Ashbringer plus unleash their upcoming album ‘Farewell To The Sun’ on July 15th, Canadian black metal doom fusionists VOW OF THORNS have teamed up with InvisibleOranges.comfor the premiere of their track ‘Farewell To The Sun Part II‘, which can be heard at the following link: http://www.invisibleoranges.com/vow-of-thorns-farewell-sun-2/

“‘Farewell To The Sun Pt. II, the second of the three-part title track. It observes the futility of a physical existence under the belief that transcendence hides beyond. Cares are forgotten and worries are shed when there is only one path in sight. Mortality is just a burden, but a heavy one.” comments vocalist / guitarist K. Hawthorne.

VOW OF THORNS have been conceptualizing albums and pushing the boundary between aggressive and emotional. What once served as an anagram for Kevin Hawthorne’s solo work is now a joint effort with Dustin Richards, where the duo has quickly become one of the most intimidating musical ventures to date. The duo have been constructing songs unanimously and without interruption in a seamless writing process to craft work fueled by their musical and environmental influences. Constantly shifting between disparaging black metal vocals and triumphant guitar hooks dripping with doom-encrusted bass riffs and theatrical drums. The band pairs the forces of black metal and doom, blending the two styles with ease while maintaining a certain sense of tension and uncertainty in the air.