South Florida DIY sludge metal trio, SHROUD EATER, has revealed the dates for an upcoming mini-tour with fellow South Florida metal act, HOLLOW LEG.

The Beer Bacon And Blunts Mini-Tour is set to kick off in St. Augustine, FL on March 22nd, and will cut through the southern part of the country before wrapping up in New Orleans on March 26th.

The dates for the five-day excursion are:

March

22 - Stay True Tattoo - St. Augustine, FL
23 - Highland Inn Ballroom, Atlanta, GA
24 - House Show - 1126 South 28th Avenue - Hattiesburg, MS
25 - Here Today, Gone Tomorrow Thrift - Baton Rouge, LA
26 - Siberia - New Orleans, LA

Shroud Eater released their debut full-length album, ThunderNoise, in January. The band uploaded a video trailer in celebration of the release of ThunderNoise. The video features a preview of the brand new track, 'Baying of Jackals', and can be seen below.

The doomonic, 11-track self-release is now streaming in its entirety at this location., where it is also available for purchase as a digital download, hard copy CD, and special CD/t-shirt bundle pack.

“ThunderNoise is our statement of intent,” explains guitarist/vocalist, Jeannie Saiz. “It's a ferocious labyrinth of music that we literally put blood, sweat and tears into. We hope it consumes the listener as much as it did us.”

ThunderNoise tracklisting:

'High John the Conqueror'

'Vesuvius'

'Cyclone'

'Shark Valley'

'We Are Beasts'

'Descent from the Summit'

'Oubliette'

'Baying of Jackals'

'Sinister Hunt'

'Hands that Prey'

'Pale Rider'

ThunderNoise was constructed at Miami’s Relax Bro! Studios in July. It is the follow up to the band’s November 2009 self-titled debut EP. Artwork comes courtesy of Shroud Eater’s own, Jeannie Saiz.

After a month of recording in the sizzling Florida summer - in a warehouse with no AC unit to speak of - the group embarked on tour to lay waste to the eastern seaboard, passing through Georgia, North Carolina and up through New York. The band plans to tour through Florida, up the east coast, and play a string of shows out west in the spring.