Scottish progressive post-rock trio Midas Fall unveils new live video »In the Morning We’ll Be Someone Else«; »Cold Waves Divide Us« LP out now on Monotreme Records!
Scottish progressive post-rock trio Midas Fall has unveiled new live video for the track »In the Morning We’ll Be Someone Else« from their fifth full-length album, »Cold Waves Divide Us«, out on March 8th, 2024 via Monotreme Records.
Tracklist:
01. In The Morning We’ll Be Someone Else
02. I Am Wrong
03. Salt
04. In This Avalanche
05. Point Of Diminishing Return
06. Monsters
07. Atrophy
08. Cold Waves Divide Us
09. Little Wooden Boxes
10. Mute
Courtesy of Earsplit PR:
On the heels of the recent release of their highly acclaimed fifth album, »Cold Waves Divide Us«, Midas Fall unveils a live in the studio recording of »In the Morning We’ll Be Someone Else«, filmed at Venice Of The North Studio in Glasgow, Scotland. The video serves as a taste of the band’s forthcoming tour dates in Germany and the UK.
Watch Midas Fall’s »In the Morning We’ll Be Someone Else« live video HERE.
Watch Midas Fall’s videos for »Cold Waves Divide Us« HERE, »Monsters« HERE, and »I Am Wrong« HERE.
For the follow-up to their critically lauded, 2018-released full-length, »Evaporate«, founding Midas Fall members Elizabeth Heaton and Rowan Burn are joined by Michael Hamilton. »Cold Waves Divide Us« sees the band at their most confidently visceral, each song moving beautifully between quiet and loud, gentle and crushing.
Photo by Stephen Alexander
Opener »In the Morning We’ll Be Someone Else« starts quietly with serene piano and vocals, ominously ratcheting up the tension to walls of crashing guitars and Heaton’s soaring vocals. »I Am Wrong« thunders along on pounding rhythmic drums swirling around heavy swathes of low and delicate melodic highs. With »Monsters«, the band is more contemplative, with an ethereal beginning making way for gorgeously syncopated guitar and drums, while »Cold Waves Divide Us« builds slower, allowing Heaton’s voice to gracefully float over the growing force beneath it. »Avalanche« is a bittersweet lullaby showcasing Heaton’s heart-rending vocals in one of the quieter moments on the album. Elsewhere »Point Of Diminishing Return« sees a more electronic influence, with glittering shimmered synths taking the space where guitar melodies were, but with all of the post-rock beauty that the duo are known for, something »Little Wooden Boxes« showcases perfectly, expertly hovering between gentle clean guitar and piano, and exhilarating, uplifting full-band, full-bore epic.
»Cold Waves Divide Us« is now available on CD and digital formats as well as limited edition 180-gram vinyl, with 150 copies pressed on Black and 350 on Clear w/ Orange/Black Splatter via Monotreme Records.
Order the record at the Monotreme Records webshop at THIS LOCATION and find the record on streaming services HERE.
Midas Fall Live:
4/16/2024 Sunny Red Club – Munich, DE
4/17/2024 Polimagie Festival – Dresden, DE
4/18/2024 Kohi – Karlsruhe DE
4/19/2024 Stummsche Reithalle – Neunkirchen, DE
4/20/2024 Pop Salon Festival – Osnabrück, DE
5/26/2024 Portals Festival, EartH – London, UK
5/27/2024 The Fulford Arms – York, UK
Midas Fall is:
Elizabeth Heaton – Vocals, Guitars, Strings, Synths, Piano, Drums
Rowan Burn – Guitars, Synths, Piano, Drums
Michael Hamilton – Bass, Synths, Drums
Bojan Bidovc // music enthusiast, promoter, misanthrop and sometimes a journalist as well