WOODS OF YPRES To Be Featured In Canada's Exclaim! Magazine Next Month
January 17, 2010, 14 years ago
Canadian doom metal cult faves WOODS OF YPRES will be featured in the next issue of Exclaim! Magazine, due to hit local music stores, coffee shops, campus newsstands and cool street corners across Canada in February. Watch this page for updates or go to this location for more information.
Click here for David Perri's review of the band's new record, Woods 4: The Green Album. Carl Begai's review of the album can be found here.
Woods Of Ypres frontman / founder David Gold recently issued the following update:
"Woods Of Ypres plans to tour the USA for the first time, as well as re-tour our favourite Canadian locations in summer 2010, in support of W4: The Green Album and our black metal back-catalogue (W1, W2, W3). To help bring Woods Of Ypres to your area next summer, please contact your local promoters and reference this thread. Tell them about W4 and our tour.These shows in June and July must be booked before February 1st in order to have enough time to process the necessary work visas. There is URGENCY(!) to get this tour booked in time to satisfy all the legalities.
Please forward this thread to your local promoter or have them contact: woodsofypres@hotmail.com. Thanks!
Contact/booking:
woodsofypres@hotmail.com
In the meantime, we plan and prepare to deliver the best Woods Of Ypres live show you have ever seen! See you soon, then...? Thanks! + I hope so!"
DG - \w/
As previously reported, Woods Of Ypres have launched a new MySpace page to coincide with the release of Woods 4: The Green Album. Go to this location to check it out.
In addition, 10 songs from The Green Album have been posted on the band's official YouTube page here. Songs due to appear on the album include:
'Shards Of Love'
'Everything I Touch Turns To Gold...Then To Coal'
'By The Time You Read This I Will Already Be Dead'
'I Was Buried... In Mount Pleasant Cemetery'
'I Am Pining (For You)'
'Wet Leather'
'Suicide Cargoload (Drag That Weight)'
'Halves And Quarters'
'You Are Here With Me (In This Sequence Of Dreams'
'Retrosleep (In The Morning Calm)'
