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0 EPK – Endast – “Stand By To Get Some” (single) (2020)

  • August 3, 2020
  • by Asher
  • · Endast · EPKs

Endast – “Stand By To Get Some” (single) (2020)

For Fans of The Ghost Inside, Misery Signals, Trivium, Soilwork, Darkest Hour

Release Date: July 29, 2020
Label: Self-Release

Publicist – Jon Asher – ashermedia[@]ashermediarelations[.]com

For all inquiries, including booking: endastband@gmail.com

Facebook.com/EndastMusic | Twitter.com/endastmusic | Youtube.com/user/endastmusic  

Montreal’s Endast have been silent since 2015 after calling it quits and ending their decade long career. However, one of the silver linings of the global pandemic was the core members of the band reuniting organically and committing to release a new single. As vocalist James Arsenian puts it:

“My brother Chris presented me and the other boys in the band with the idea of writing a new Endast tune. We haven’t written music together in years, so we were all pretty stoked to put this together, even if we had to do it remotely and apart from each other. The result is a familiar sound with a newfound level of aggression. This is just the start”

The single “Standby To Get Some” is fresh, yet familiar; a track long time fans of the band will appreciate and one that will garner them new fans hanging out in every corner of the world. Starting with a somber melodic intro that breaks into classic Endast breakdowns, and gritty, aggressive vocals, Endast proves they can still bring it.

As one of Canada’s most prolific metalcore acts, Endast has toured the country extensively and recorded four full-length albums. Now they have returned with plans to release more singles and they are currently working on a music video for the single which will be released in the future.

For fans of The Ghost Inside, Misery Signals, and Trivium, Endast is grownup metalcore with no boundaries.

Credit: Endast Top L-R: Chris Arsenian (guitar), Pepe Poliquin (guitar\vocals) Bottom L-R: James Arsenian (guitar). Ryan Miller (Bass)

Montreal based metalcore band Endast toured North America heavily in support of four full length
albums from 2004-2015 before calling it quits five years ago. With the world in a state of turmoil in
2020, the core members of the band found their way back to each other organically, seeking out the
familiar. The result is new material that the band is excited to release and show the world that the men
in Endast still know how to throw down.

[Download Single Cover | Download Single Lyrics]

Release Date: July 29, 2020
Label: Self-Release

Single Credits:
Performed by: Endast
Written by: Chris Arsenian & Endast
Produced by: Dave Sheldon
Mixed by: Dave Sheldon
Master by: Dave Sheldon
Album Artwork by: Sean Arsenian
Canadian Content – MAPL

Line Up (live and studio):
James Arsenian (Vocals)
Chris Arsenian (Guitar)
Ryan Miller (Bass)
Pepe Poliquin (Guitar)
TBA (drums)

Discography:
2020 – Standby To Get Some – Single
2014 – Thrive – LP
2008 – Black Cloud – LP
2005 – Odds Against Tomorrow – LP
2004 – The Promise – LP

Bands Played With:
DevilDriver, Aborted, Dying Fetus, Job For A Cowboy, The Faceless, 3 Inches of Blood, Soilwork, God Forbid, Nora, Walls Of Jericho, Threat Signal, A Life Once Lost, Tony Danza Tapdance Extravaganza, Beneath The Massacre, Diecast, & Lots more…

Tours\Festivals:
2013 – Calgary Metal Fest – Calgary
2013 – Niagara Metal Fest – Niagara Falls
2011 – Heavy TO – Toronto
2011 – Heavy MTL – Montreal
2011 – Canadian Music Week
2013 – Festbound & Down Tour – Canada
2012 – Elimination Tour – Canada
2011- Black Cloud Tour – Eastern Canada
2010 – Metal Made Me Deaf Tour – Canada
2009 – Blue Skies Tour – Canada
2008 – Cross Canada Tour – Canada
2007 – Diecast Canadian Tour – Ontario & Quebec
2006 – Full North American Tour w/ Seething – USA & Canada  

0 Canada’s ENDAST Return After 5 Years With A Blistering New Single “Standby To Get Some”; Music Video Premiere via MetalInjection

  • July 29, 2020
  • by Asher
  • · Endast · Music News

(contact info below)

NEWS RELEASE

Montreal, QC – July 29, 2020



For fans of The Ghost Inside, Misery Signals, Trivium, Soilwork, Darkest Hour

Canada’s ENDAST Return After 5 Years With A Blistering New Single “Standby To Get Some”

Music Video Premiere via MetalInjection


Top L-R: Chris Arsenian (guitar), Pepe Poliquin (guitar\vocals) – Bottom L-R: James Arsenian (guitar). Ryan Miller (Bass)
 

Montreal’s Endast have been silent since 2015 after calling it quits and ending their decade long career. However, one of the silver linings of the global pandemic was the core members of the band reuniting organically and committing to release a new single. As vocalist James Arsenian puts it:

“My brother Chris presented me and the other boys in the band with the idea of writing a new Endast tune. We haven’t written music together in years, so we were all pretty stoked to put this together, even if we had to do it remotely and apart from each other. The result is a familiar sound with a newfound level of aggression. This is just the start”

The single “Standby To Get Some” is fresh, yet familiar; a track long time fans of the band will appreciate and one that will garner them new fans hanging out in every corner of the world. Starting with a somber melodic intro that breaks into classic Endast breakdowns, and gritty, aggressive vocals, Endast proves they can still bring it.

As one of Canada’s most prolific metalcore acts, Endast has toured the country extensively and recorded four full-length albums. Now they have returned with plans to release more singles and they are currently working on a music video for the single which will be released in the future.

For fans of The Ghost Inside, Misery Signals, and Trivium, Endast is grownup metalcore with no boundaries.

The music video for “Standby To Get Some” can be viewed via its premiere on MetalInjection HERE.

Spotify, Apple Music.

Band Line Up:
Big James Arsenian – Vocals
Chris Arsenian – Guitar
Pepe Poliquin – Guitar / Vocals
Ryan Miller – Bass

For more info:
Facebook.com/EndastMusic
Twitter.com/endastmusic
Youtube.com/endastmusic
EPK

About:

Montreal based metalcore band Endast toured North America heavily in support of four full-length albums from 2004-2015 before calling it quits five years ago. With the world in a state of turmoil in 2020, the core members of the band found their way back to each other organically, seeking out the familiar. The result is new material that the band is excited to release and show the world that the men in Endast still know how to throw down.

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0 NEWS: End of An Era! (2004-2015) Montreal’s ENDAST Announce Their Final Shows!

  • February 23, 2015
  • by Asher
  • · Endast

For Interview, Album Requests, Media List contact

Jon Asher – Music Publicist – ashermedia [AT] gmail.com

Radio Promotions – radiotrackingashermedia [AT] gmail.com

C#.514.581.5780 – www.ashermediarelations.com

NEWS RELEASE

Montreal, QC – February 23, 2015

EndastBand.com | Facebook | Twitter | Youtube | Soundcloud | Online Store | iTunes

End of An Era! (2004-2015) Montreal’s ENDAST Announce Their Final Shows! 

Music Video – Suck It Up (from Thrive (2014)) – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tmj-hqaQ1Nk

Lyric Video – Your Best Stories Are Victories (from Thrive (2014)) – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T0A1IDp87Lc

Album Stream – Black Cloud – https://soundcloud.com/endast/sets/endast-black-cloud

Music Video – Black Cloud – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DstSCIMM5pE

Music Video – Martyr – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qa0piD1mR6c

     All great things must come to an end! One of Montreal’s most iconic DIY metal bands, ENDAST have called it quits! Since their birth in 2004, the band’s career has spawned four albums (The Promise” EP (2005), “Odds Against Tomorrow” (2006), “Black Cloud” (2011), “Thrive” (2014), a DVD release “Where I Belong” (2012), 600,000kms for over 1300 gigs, countless tours across Canada and the USA that included festival appearances at HEAVY MTL & TO and not to mention the many notable bands ENDAST bled the stage with.

Before their end! ENDAST will be performing their last shows in the following cities, which includes their hometown of Montreal, QC.

April 17 – Montreal, QC – Foufounes Electriques

April 24 – Ajax, ON – Rotilicious

April 25 – Hamilton, ON – Absinthe

Vocalist Big James comments:

“Well, as these things so often go, the band was on shaky ground after the recent departure of our guitar player Pepe. His departure sparked a lot reflection and discussion on behalf of the remaining members in the band about where we are in our lives. Some of us have other goals outside of the band we’d like to accomplish. The amount of touring we do makes it prohibitive for some of us to accomplish those other goals and so a decision was made to close this chapter in our lives. We all care for each other a great deal and there are no hard feelings between any of us. Some of us will continue to make music together. All of us will continue to make music on some level or another.

We will be playing three final shows together. If we could, we would do one last full tour but unfortunately that isn’t in the cards. We are doing our hometown of Montreal, for obvious reasons. We are also hitting the town of Ajax, Ontario because we have a special relationship with that town and the intimate nature of the shows we play there will make it extremely memorable. Lastly, we will be ending it all in the city of Hamilton, Ontario…chosen not only because of our amazing history there, but also its geographical proximity to other towns we love so much. Hopefully some people will drive the 30-45 minutes from those other nearby towns to come party with us one last time.

Pepe has agreed to come back on board for these final shows and we will be playing material spanning the career of the band. We’re very excited to end things on a high note with everyone.”

Guitarist Chris Arsenian also comments:

“When I started this band over ten years ago the thought of how far it would take me or what we would accomplish never entered my mind. All I knew is that I had this undeniable urge to write and play music and share it with as many people as possible, a drive to constantly push forward and never look back. Trying to find the right group of guys that share that same feeling was no easy task. Over the years Endast has been lucky enough to have had some amazingly talented members. Some came and went and others stuck along for the ride. Now as this chapter comes to an end, I look at what we have accomplished as independent artists and it truly amazes me. I want to thank the guys in Endast for their hard work and devotion. Too all the fans, friends, sponsors and promoters: you all played an even bigger role in helping us accomplish these dreams. You fueled the fire. I want to thank you all for booking us all over North America, coming to our shows, buying our t-shirts and records, for supporting us through our best of times and our hardest of times. You helped make everything we wanted to do a possibility, and for that I can’t thank you all enough. Cheers everyone, to one hell of a decade.”

About:

ENDAST, translated from an Icelandic word meaning enduring, has become more than just a name for the Montreal based metal band. ENDAST has more accurately become a name synonymous with good people with a strong sense of community, bringing wicked, heavy music to people in as many places as possible.

With over 600,000 km on the road, ENDAST has toured heavily since their inception in 2004. Playing over 1300 shows in support of four independently released albums. “The Promise” EP [2005] and “Odds Against Tomorrow” [2006] helped make the band a staple in the Canadian metal scene. The full length album “Black Cloud” [2011] topped the iTunes (CA) 200 Top Metal Albums at #6, remaining charted for over 15 consecutive weeks. Their most recent album “Thrive” [2014] was produced by Bjorn ‘Speed’ Strid of Soilwork and Jon Howard of Threat Signal.

When asked what sub-genre of metal ENDAST fits into, guitarist and band founder Chris Arsenian is quick to set critics straight. “We’re a metal band, straight up. We play metal. End of story.” In a scene that is quick to pigeonhole a band with career ruining suffixes like ‘core’, ENDAST is looking to break free of sub-genres and incorporate elements from all walks of metal into their own unique blend. Every band is the sum of their influences, and ENDAST’s influences are vast in range.

DISCOGRAPHY:
“The Promise” EP [2005]
“Odds Against Tomorrow” [2006]
“Black Cloud” [2011]
“Thrive” [2014]

MUSIC VIDEOS:
“Suck It Up”

“Martyr”

“Soiled Hands”
“Black Cloud”
“The Craving”

DVD:
“Where I Belong” (CD/DVD) [October 2012]

For more info, please visit the following links:
http://www.endastband.com
http://www.facebook.com/endastmusic
http://www.twitter.com/endastmusic
http://www.youtube.com/endastmusic

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