Tower, by Irata

Tower

by Irata

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monolith85 I love all the different pieces that make the tapestry of Irata. The elements pulled from different styles make something exciting and interesting! I really enjoy the entire album but my favorite track is Weightless. The chorus vocals remind me of Janes Addiction. Not a copy but influenced and still origenal. BTW the Small Stone pressings are Mint! Beautiful Vinyl and album jacket! No shortcuts just quality! Thank you Irata family! Favorite track: Weightless.

The Midnight Toker. Irata use a Baroness/ Mastodon recipe and toss in their own flavors to create a wonderful concoction. Favorite track: Leviathan.

Crypt Guard The title track from Iratas upcoming album is a tasty foretaste of prog-fluenced heavy rock, a roaring track so tight in delivery that its 2:45 runtime leaves nothing unsatisfied, nothing but the craving for more tracks like it. The two previous records were each a step forward in the bands sonic evolution and 'Tower' seems to take a great leap. The Guard is definetely looking forward to the release of the full album.
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180 gram vinyl, Limited edition of 500 units in a Opaque Orange color. This album is currently being pressed via Furnace Record Pressing and will be available late May of 2019.

Side A:
Tower 02:45
Waking Eye 05:55
Weightless 04:20
Innocent Murmur 06:25

Side B:
Leviathan 05:10
Crawl To Corners 04:36
Golden Tongue 03:49
Constellations 06:04

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	1.	Tower 02:45
	2.	Waking Eye 05:55
	3.	Weightless 04:20
	4.	Innocent Murmur 06:25
	5.	Leviathan 05:10
	6.	Crawl To Corners 04:36
	7.	Golden Tongue 03:48
	8.	Constellations 06:04

about

Since its 2007 genesis at the hands of founding members Jon Case (bass, vocals) and Jason Ward (drums, vocals), this Greensboro, NC
outfit has mutated restlessly, moving from its initial Morphine-infused heavy fusion through math-y metal and finally to the soaring, technical heavy rock of its current approach. Over those dozen years, too, Irata has made its presence known in metal and hard rock circles throughout the Southeast and beyond. Now, and thanks to its growth from a trio to a four-piece with the addition of guitarist Owen Burd, Irata is evolving yet again.

With Burd's talents on guitar, vocals and trumpet added to what had already felt like a complete equation, Ward notes, Irata is pushing itself to new vocal and instrumental heights. Accordingly, its upcoming LP Tower applies impressive musicianship and complex textures to increasingly approachable tunes that teeter between hard rock and prog-metal. It's like the sports car version of Don Caballero.

Tower was recorded in vaunted hometown studio Legitimate Business and produced by All Them Witches guitarist Ben McLeod, with
co-production by Legit Biz engineer and heavy metal mastermind Kris Hilbert. Flavors of Mastodon, Kylesa, Helms Alee and Sandrider mix with Smashing Pumpkins-reminiscent textures and clarion Perry Farrell-style vocals, creating a heavy palette that is both innovative and
familiar.

Tower is slated for release on Detroit's Small Stone Records in May of 2019, with national and international tours in support of Tower to be announced.

RIYL: Jane's Addiction, Mastodon, Kylesa, Helms Alee, Sandrider, All Them Witches, King Buffalo

credits

released May 24, 2019

Irata is:
Jon Case: bass guitar, vocals
Jason Ward: drums, vocals, synths, percussion
Cheryl Manner: guitar
Owen Burd: guitar, vocals, trumpet

Recorded at Legitimate Business Studios in Greensboro, NC.
Ben Mcleod: producer - wah pedal on "Waking Eye".
Kris Hilbert: engineer and co-producer - secret guitar on "Weightless".
Original art (watercolor) by Santos.
Layout by Phillip Yeary.
Craig Allen: Demo engineer and producer - on occasion live sound engineer.
Mastering: Mikey Allred at Dark Arts Studio .
Nic Stott: NVS drums.
Chris Parks: videography.
Mia Case: Innocent Murmur.
Brian Mitchell: Silber Media.
Matthew Laipple & Will Stephens: merchandise sales.

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