Sold over half a million albums with previous bands (Asking Alexandria and We Are Harlot) First single ‘I Got Bones’ shot to half a million views on Youtube in first week American and European tour dates promised for Feb 2017with full band live performance.
National Geographic Channel’s eight-part drama tells the true story of a division of American soldiers that was ambushed by Iraqi forces in a suburb of Baghdad in April 2004, a year after the launch of the US-led. This is not a difficult album to enjoy it is in fact a pleasure to listen to, both as a reviewer and as a new fan of the band. It insists, even unto the brink of failure, to go. Their 2017 self-release (which is, and always will be, completely free) The Long Road Home is an ambitious album which spans progressive death metal, neo-folk and progressive metal. 2017 - Mostly Ambient podcast on /bingsatellites. Long Island based Iapetus provide us with a left of field lesson in what ambition bridled by talent can create.
IAPETUS MUSIC THE LONG ROAD HOME 2017 PLUS
Worsnop displays a stunning singing voice merely hinted at in his previous bands His recent personal tragedy is laid bare in album opener Prozac, and the listener is taken on a roller-coaster of emotions throughout the 12 song set. New military drama The Long Road Home recreated a suburb of Iraqi capital Baghdad on an army base in Texas. There is something really special about Iapetus‘s latest offering, The Long Road Home, a vortex of everything good that exists in technical, progressive metal.Honestly, this record floored me the first time I gave it a full spin. The best ambient, electronic and experimental music around the world, plus occasional.
Official video for Mexico premiere on Nov 1st. Danny’s lust for life shines through in his story-teller lyrics and his famous vocals reach new heights with foot-stomping hoe-downs, grooving bluesy rock n roll numbers to nostalgic atmospheric ballads. Danny Worsnop debut solo set delivers an album of raw, real emotion, with songs about personal tragedy.
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