NEWS: AbsolutePunk Exclusively Premieres Everley’s “Daggers Of Self Doubt” Music Video

July 01, 2014  •  Leave a Comment
AbsolutePunk has exclusively premiered Everley’s brand new music video for the song “Dagger Of Self Doubt” HERE. The song is taken off the band’s recently released full length debut entitled The Tyger And The Lamb. The album, which is on iTunes, was recorded by Jordan Haynes and mastered by Kris Crummett. The Tyger And The Lamb is a concept album about contrasting perspectives and the situations that we as humans might encounter throughout life. The album is loosely based on the contrasting poems “The Tyger” and “The Lamb” by William Blake with the overall theme being about the struggle between the alternate perspectives of multiple circumstances.

“In all truth, The Tyger and the Lamb may be the best post-hardcore debut of the year. Everley does a wonderful job at meshing atmospheric tones into their more typical gritty post-hardcore. I can’t even imagine where they’re going next.” – AbsolutePunk

 

THE TYGER AND THE LAMB (Out Now)

 

  1. Not Waving, But Drowning
  2. The Cardinal
  3. Daggers Of Self Doubt
  4. The Tyger
  5. Waif, The Youngling
  6. Maronned
  7. Reflection|Perfection
  8. The Lamb
  9. Empiricism
  10. Prayers, Not Made For Me
The band will be heading out on tour in July in support of the album. The eight day trek will cover six states that include Kentucky, Indiana, New York, Massachusetts, Maryland, and Virginia. The trek begins at Spinelli’s in Louisville, KY on July 11th before ending July 19th in Christiansburg, VA. The full tour routing is below.

TOUR DATES:

7/11 – Louisville, KY – Spinelli’s

7/12 – Terre Haute, IN – House Show

7/13 – Jamestown, NY – Lillian Ney

7/15 – Buffalo, NY - Broadway Joe’s

7/16 – Wareham, MA – 3065 Live

7/17 – Baltimore, MD – Club K

7/18 – Covington, KY – Coda

7/19 – Christiansburg, VA – Lucie Monroe’s

About Everley: Everley is a five-piece indie/experimental/post-hardcore band from Knoxville, TN. Their full length debut album, which was recorded by Jordan Haynes and mastered by Kris Crummett, was released on June 10th, 2014 on iTunes, BandCamp and other online stores. The entire album concept is about contrasting perspectives and the situations that we as humans might encounter throughout our lives. "The Tyger" and "The Lamb" are contrasting poems written by William Blake that give alternate perspectives on life. They are each apart of a collection of poems; The Songs of Innocence and The Songs of Experience. The theme of the album is the struggle between the alternate perspectives of multiple circumstances. The album has content based in people's stages and perspectives in life; being the fear of faith, addiction, selfishness, family issues, coming to faith, and other content. The Tyger and the Lamb is a compilation of experiences intended to shed light on our spiritual existence. This album shares various experiences people are capable of going through; different views, different questions. Overall, this album gives contrast to different sides of the spectrum. The Tyger and the Lamb encompasses fear, faith, fear of faith, selfishness, manipulation, doubt, entitlement, abandonment, and perception.

LINKS:

http://www.facebook.com/everleyband

http://everley.bandcamp.com

http://www.twitter.com/everleyband

 


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