Sweden's MARTYRDÖD will release their fifth album, Elddop late this month, and the title track is now playing at Terrorizer Magazine. "Elddop"is the ninth of the massive fourteen tracks of staggering new material the album bears. Southern Lord will release the CD/LP editions of Elddop in North America on July 22nd, with a special European version of the vinyl coming out on La Familia and D-beat Raw Punk. Directly after the album's release, they'll take on Europe on tour supporting Converge.
Listen to Elddop at Terrorizer RIGHT HERE:
MARTYRDÖD will be performing these new anthems live to European audiences from August 3rd through 14th providing direct support for Converge, the tour also joined by openers, Okkultokrati.Beginning with three shows across the UK, the eleven-city tour runs through Germany, Belgium, Czech Republic, Hungary, Austria, Slovenia and Italy, and includes sets at Ieper Fest, Brutal Assault, Magnolia Open Air and more.
MARTYRDÖD European Tour w/ Converge, Okkultokrati:
8/03/2014 La Maroquinerie - Paris, France
8/04/2014 Club Academy - Manchester, UK
8/05/2014 Classic Grand - Glasgow, UK
8/06/2014 Scala - London, UK
8/07/2014 Underground - Köln, Germany
8/08/2014 Ieper Fest - Ieper, Belgium
8/09/2014 Brutal Assault Festival - Jaromer, Czech Rep
8/10/2014 A38 - Budapest, Hungary
8/11/2014 Rockhouse - Salzburg, Austria
8/12/2014 MC Pekarna - Maribor, Slovenia
8/13/2014 Magnolia Open Air - Milan, Italy
8/14/2014 Universum - Stuttgart, Germany
Additional tour actions and tunes from Elddop will be announced throughout the rest of the year. Preorders for the vinyl will be posted shortly; orders for the CD can be placed HERE.
The follow up-to the powerful declaration of political rage that was MARTYRDÖD's 2012 LP, Paranoia,the band's fifth album, Elddop, is the most emotionally intrusive record from the four-piece yet. Relentlessly forcing its way into the most obscure corners of the human mind, Elddop challenges the darkness by way of confronting it, and thus already pierces its way through the black, towards spiritual release. The daring fourteen-song record allows the band to elaborate on some of the musical themes and influences that have long characterized their sound. Securely placed in traditional Swedish hardcore punk such as Anti-Cimex, and featuring musicians additionally hailing from other bands including Agrimonia, Miasmal, Skitsystem and others, MARTYRDÖD stands on the shoulders of giants, seeing further, wanting more. Enchanting melodies and Bathory-esque folk music finds a perfect fit in war charged d-beat mayhem.
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