WAYFARER - "Children Of The Iron Age" Lyric Video Released; More Debut Album Details Revealed

October 2, 2014, 9 years ago

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WAYFARER - "Children Of The Iron Age" Lyric Video Released; More Debut Album Details Revealed

Denver quartet Wayfarer have revealed the first new music from their forthcoming debut, Children Of The Iron Age. The lyric video for the stirring eight-minute title track is streaming below.

Prosthetic Records recently annonced the signing of Wayfarer. Formed in 2012, the band succintly began working on their full-length debut, Children Of Iron Age, a lengthy epic of blackened atmospherics interwoven with entrancing acoustic passages and driving, powerful post-metal soundscapes.

The band commented, "It is an honor to join the stable of artists at Prosthetic. We are immensely excited to have such an outlet for the music that means the world to us, with the support of a forward-thinking label of such integrity. We are fans ourselves of many artists, past and present, that have operated under the Prosthetic banner and are looking forward to carving out our own place among such household names. Always forward."

Recorded at Colorado's Flatline Audio Studios with Shane Howard (Martriden) while being mixed and mastered by Dave Otero (Cobalt, Primitive Man, Cattle Decapitation), Children Of The Iron Age is scheduled for a November 24th release.

 

 

Tracklisting:

"The Earth Only Endures"
"Forests Ash By Dawn"
"Toward Mountains"
"The Elemental"
"Stormcall"
"Children Of The Iron Age"
"A Place Among Stars"
"Skysong"

LP bonus track (Digital Download):

"Cities Built on Conquered Ground"

Preview:

Wayfarer has shared stages with the likes of Municipal Waste, Cephalic Carnage, Nails, Ghoul, Arkona and Agrimonia and recently toured the western US with Dreadnought.

 

 

Wayfarer is:

Shane McCarthy – Guitars

Tanner Rezabek – Guitars

Isaac Faulk – Drums

James Hansen - Bass

(Photos - Jenni Fae)

 



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