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BOLERO Announce Tour Dates w/ Russian Pagan Metallers Arkona + Post Free Download “O’Hail To The Northlander”
Symphonic Celtic death metallers BOLERO are proud to announce they will be joining Russian pagan metal band Arkona for two Canadian dates in Toronto on November 12th and Ottawa on November 14th.
In welcoming the Russian pagan metallers to Canada, Bolero have posted their latest track “O’Hail To The Northlander” for free download at the following link. – http://bolerometal.bandcamp.com/track/ohail-to-the-northlander
The track is from Bolero’s debut full length “Voyage From Vinland” released earlier this year along with the support of their music video “Pints Held High”, which can be found at the following link. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dlaCcVvVfVY
Upcoming Show Dates:
Saturday November 12th – Toronto @ The Annex Wreckroom with Arkona and Talamyus
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=289742371042039
Monday November 14th – Ottawa @ Mavericks with Arkona, Talamyus and Sonburst
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=109022865870621
Saturday, November 26 – Montreal @ Club Saphir with Aegnymist
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=244737382217711
BIO: It’s the question all bands get asked at some point, and the question they most hate/fear: How would you describe your sound?
However, for Ontario, Canada’s Bolero, the answer says it all: Symphonic Celtic Death Metal.
Formed in 2005 by singer/bassist Morgan Rider as a black metal side project, Bolero’s present line-up and direction became focused and solidified in 2007. Having recently unleashed their debut album, Voyage From Vinland, the epic metal warriors behind Bolero are now gaining real momentum and converting listeners and critics across the globe into believers and preachers of symphonic Celtic death metal.
Having spent a year and a half recording at Attlesey Studios (Hallows Die, Will of the Ancients, Panzerfaust), the 11-track debut is a culmination of the band’s song writing and hard work from the past several years. Making the album a reality was an exercise in perfect construction, as Rider says, “each track was built from the ground up; from the heavy bottoms to the swirling orchestral parts. Kind of like a puzzle in a 100-track sort of way.”
Drawing influence from an array of genres and styles ranging from folk to death metal, and everything in between, it’s no wonder Voyage From Vinland simultaneously features formidably epic orchestrations, ear-piercing guitar riffs, throat-crushing speed and triumphant melodies.
Nerd Fest, a night of medieval fantasy returns to Vancouver on November 19th at the Rickshaw Theatre with local folk metal clans 
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