01 October 2014

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Bristol, UK based Gothic Punk Rock band Ashestoangels have released their “Six Six Six” and “Still Dead” music videos from their upcoming album “Horror Cult”, which was produced by William Control, out October 31st. These two videos are the first of 10 videos the band will release from the album.

Ashestoangels “Six Six Six” Official Music Video:

Crilly – On Six Six Six: It’s been a while since we’ve released anything new so we knew we had to deliver something intense. The song is like a prelude to the whole album, it’s frantic and energetic and the video is a visual representation of that. We didn’t want to distract with a storyline, just the four of us in a room letting the world know we are back and ready to take this thing to the next level.

Ashestoangels “Still Dead” Official Music Video:

Crilly – On Still Dead: A big part of what makes us Ashestoangels is the contrasts within our music. Still Dead is like a counterpoint to the heavier moments, a respite from the speed and aggression. Lyrically this song is very important to me and I think the change of pace lets the words take centre stage.

Halloween Cult Tour Dates:

Oct 16 – Pontypridd @ Clwb Y Bont
Oct 17 – Cheltenham @ Hillview Commie
Oct 19 – Tunbridge Wells @ Forum
Oct 20 – Manchester @ Satan’s Hollow
Oct 21 – Leeds @ Key Club
Oct 22 – Sheffield @ Corporation
Oct 23 – Glasgow @ Shadow Sound Live
Oct 24 – Dundee @ The Shore
Oct 25 – Newcastle @ Think Tank
Oct 26 – Doncaster @ Diamond Lounge
Oct 27 – Plymouth @ Tiki Bar
Oct 30 – Bristol @ Tunnels
Oct 31 – Coventry @ The Arches
Nov 01 – London @ The Dome (with Fearless Vampire Killers)

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About Ashestoangels:

If you want something you should go and get it. And with that in mind Ashestoangels went after the things they’ve always wanted, taking their gothic punk rock out on the road collecting the lost and the like minded along the way.

Their burning desire to perform means the band have clocked up nearly 200 shows in the past 18 months alone and with new album “Horror Cult” on the horizon this gruelling schedule shows no sign of easing up, and Ashestoangels wouldn’t have it any other way.