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AT THE GATES Release Title Track Video for New 7″ ‘The Mirror Black’; BEHEMOTH Euro Tour Now Under Way
Swedish melodic death metal pioneers At The Gates have released a video for “The Mirror Black”, the title track for their new EP which comes as the band tour Europe with Behemoth.
Further promoting their acclaimed current album To Drink From The Night Itself, Swedish melodic death metal pioneers At The Gates have now started a massive European tour together with Behemoth and Wolves In The Throne Room.
At The Gates have announced they are now also releasing both a strictly limited 7″ EP entitled The Mirror Black and a special Digital EP entitled With The Pantheons Blind today.
To back up the release, the band have also released a video clip for the track “The Mirror Black” in the version featuring guest vocals by Rob Miller (Amebix, Tau Cross). The clip was created by Costin Chioreanu / Twilight13Media, who also is also responsible for the artwork duties of the entire To Drink From The Night Itself release.
Vocalist Tomas Lindberg checked in with the following comment :”When we decided that we wanted to release the two Rob Miller tracks on a separate 7″, we felt that “The Mirror Black” was worthy of its own video. Costin was already excited about the idea, and I explained the basic outlines of the idea of the song. Working with Costin always brings in another dimension to our music and my lyrics; so he did his own interpretation of the main theme of the song. I am super happy with the result, I really think that this is one of the best videos AT THE GATES have ever done. There are a lot of hidden meanings and other symbolism in this clip, so you can watch it many times and still find new stuff. We as a band are super excited about this release!”
Tour Dates:
01/13 – Vienna – Arena *SOLD OUT*
01/15 – Zurich – Komplex 457
01/16 – Milan – Alcatraz
01/17 – Lyon – Le Transbordeur
01/18 – Barcelona – Razzmatazz
01/19 – Madrid – Sala Riviera
01/21 – Toulouse – Le Bikini
01/22 – Paris – Bataclan
01/23 – Oberhausen – Turbinenhalle
01/24 – Berlin – Huxleys Neue Welt
01/25 – Copenhagen – Vega
01/26 – Stockholm – Annexet
01/27 – Oslo – Rockefeller Music Hall
01/29 – Helsinki – The Circus
01/30 – Tampere – Pakkahuone
02/01 – Hamburg – Große Freiheit 36
02/02 – Utrecht – TivoliVredenburg (Ronda)
02/03 – Brussels – Ancienne Belgique
02/04 – Esch-sur-Alzette – Rockhal
02/06 – Bristol – Motion
02/07 – Birmingham – O2 Institute
02/07 – London – O2 Forum Kentish Town
02/09 – Manchester – O2 Ritz
02/10 – Dublin – Vicar Street
02/11 – Glasgow – Queen Margaret Union

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