NEWS: Seasons After "Lights Out" Video

February 09, 2015  •  Leave a Comment

Wichita, KS --- Seasons After and Pavement Entertainment have premiered the official video for "Lights Out" via Loudwire, which can be streamed here: http://loudwire.com/seasons-after-lights-out-exclusive-video-premiere/.  The lead single from the band's upcoming album CALAMITY SCARS AND MEMOIRS (MRI/ Sony-RED in North America and Plastichead in the UK / Europe) impacted Active Rock radio late-January and is building stream at the format, following a similar trajectory to past hits for the band "Cry Little Sister" and "Getting Even."

 

Front man Tony Housh shares, “’Lights Out’ was written as an expression of the discontentment toward a situation that we had no control over. Writing music is our way of visiting a shrink. We don’t take Prozac.  We write a fucking song! We were venting I guess you could say. So as you can imagine when it became the song to roll out with it was a little surprising to us all.  Now that we are back on the road, it is amazing to see a fan who lives so far away, that you have never spoken with, or met, standing there and singing the song back to us when we do it live. People really seem to be connecting to the lyrical content, as well as the heavy groove of the music. Maybe it’s because the song was written from such a vulnerable position, and maybe sometimes it is simply comforting to know that you’re not the only vulnerable person who deals with life’s struggles.  Things always get better as long as you keep swinging..”

 

CALAMITY SCARS AND MEMOIRS is Seasons After's  first release in four years.  The band has begun touring, and plan to stay on the road for the majority of 2015. Upcoming confirmed appearances include:

2/13/15    St. Louis, MO                                                         Firebird

2/14/15    Merriam, KS                                                           Aftershock

Additional shows will be announced shortly.

 

ABOUT PAVEMENT ENTERTAINMENT: In the mid 90's Pavement Music was a premier rock and metal label that spawned releases by Crowbar, Malevolent Creation, Scatterbrain, Kreator, Solitude Aeturnus, Gilby Clarke, Autograph, Therion, The Gathering, Gorefest, and others.  In a partnership with Zoo/BMG, the label launched and continued the careers of these and many other artists throughout the decade. In early 2000 Zoo Entertainment was dissolved and Pavement Music was put on hiatus.  In 2012, Pavement Owner and President Mark Nawara resurrected the label in order to bring back the same quality and high standard of music and career artists. He brought in long time friend and A&R man Tim King to assist in running the label. Pavement is distributed by MRI/ Sony-RED in North America and Plastichead in the UK and Europe.  The roster includes: SOiL, (hed)P.E., Tantric, Emphatic, Smile Empty Soul, Seasons After, Dark New Day, The Veer Union, Future Leaders Of The World. Hell Or High Water, The Charm The Fury, One Way Mirror. Bonz, and others.

 

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