Von Hertzen Brothers announce new studio album

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Finnish prog rock trio Von Hertzen Brothers have announced that they will release their latest album, Red Alert In The Blue Forest, through Doing Being Music on March 25.

The new album, the band's first since 2017's War Is Over, tackles, among other topics, environmental themes and even features distinct and rarely heard sounds of the Aurora Borealis as captured by Professor Unto K. Laine, on the track Northern Lights.

"The harmony in the Blue Forest is gone," explains Mikko Von Hertzen. "The harmony within is being challenged. We see and feel this imbalance threatening our peaceful existence every day and are reminded of the loss caused and experienced by us humans. So, how do we deal with all the loss? We see warning signs and Red Alert lights going off everywhere but still find it hard to crystallise a constructive response to these big problems. But sometimes we find ourselves experiencing or witnessing something so beautiful and special in our lives that it forces us to do everything we can to share it through our art. 
 
"These are the themes we address on our latest release. Initially, we approached this double album as three painters in a collaborative art show, all of us plunging into the creative process separately. Joint exhibitions can often feel a bit scattered and incoherent but the standstill of the pandemic gave us the time needed to merge and polish our art and, in the end, the vision of three individuals became a vision of one.”

Pre-orders will open on Wednesday December 15. There will be a number of bundles and options - including a strictly limited, not reprinted, double vinyl album edition printed in red and blue with gatefold sleeve and a digipack CD.

Red Alert In The Blue Forest
1. Day Of Reckoning
2. Blue Forest
3. The Promise
4. All of a Sudden, You’re Gone
5. Peace Patrol
6. Pirates of the Raseborgian
7. Anil
8. Elbowed
9. Northern Lights
10. Söderskär
11. Disappear There

(Source: www.loudersound.com)

Roman P-V - 2021-12-14 09:32:30

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