ULVER To Tour Europe In February
December 22, 2009, 14 years ago
Progressive Norwegian black metal band ULVER has announced the following tour dates:
February
1 - Parkteatret - Oslo, Norway3 - Brew House - Gothenburg, Sweden
4 - Kulturbolaget - Malmö, Sweden
5 - Pumpehuset - Copenhagen, Denmark
6 - Voxhall - Århus, Denmark
8 - Volksbühne - Berlin, Germany
10 - Scala - London, England
11 - La Cigale - Paris, France
12 - 013 - Tilburg, Netherlands
15 - Théâtre de l'Alhambra - Geneva, Switzerland
18 - Teatro Espace - Torino, Italy
19 - Teatro Rasi - Ravenna, Italy
20 - A38 - Budapest, Hungary
21 - Palac Akropolis - Prague, Czech Republic
22 - Studio - Krakow, Poland
23 - Arena - Vienna, Austria
26 - Nosturi - Helsinki, Finland
27 - Nosturi - Helsinki, Finland
The band recently issued the following update:
"The response to our last appeal has been beyond all our expectations, and we are extremely grateful to all you who got in touch wanting to design something for Ulver.Almost instantly stunning designs started to appear from highly skilled folks from strange places. As soon as everything is finalised we shall publish the results here.
However, since we can't be printing too many different shirts, we have to say stop now, as we do not want people to spend lots of time and effort for nothing.
Sorry for this. At least we know where to go next time we need assistance.
Thank you, thank you, thank you."
Ulver recently posted their cover version of the ELECTRIC PRUNES classic 'I Had Too Much To Dream Last Night' on their MySpace page.
Says the band: "We have recorded some hippie songs, from the sixties, bands like THE 13TH FLOOR ELEVATORS, BYRDS, JEFFERSON AIRPLANE and stranger Aquarian folks. We aim to make this into a full album, a kind of Ulver kicking against the pricks."
'I Had Too Much To Dream Last Night' features the band's latest addition, Daniel O'Sullivan, on guitar, also includes contributions from Lars Pedersen (WHEN) on drums and Mats Engen (EUROBOYS) on bass. The recording was mixed by Antti Uusimaki.
Ulver covered the legendary PINK FLOYD song 'Another Brick In The Wall (Part 1)', which was featured on the tribute album called The Wall Re-Built issued by the Mojo Magazine to celebrate the 30th anniversary of The Wall. Check out the cover below:
