Bay area California post doom/experimental metal warriors NEUROSIS have announced more 2013 U.S. tour dates. NEUROSIS have confirmed a 1/19/2013, BROOKLYN, NYC, New York MASONIC TEMPLE show. NEUROSIS have also confirmed a 2/16/2013 show at THE SUMMIT in Denver, Colorado, a 2/17/2013 show in Austin, Texas at EMO's and also a 1/20/2013 show in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania @ UNION TRANSFER.NEUROSIS unleashed "Honor Found In Decay" 10/30/2012 on NEUROT RECORDS and Germany October 26th, throughout the rest of Europe October 29th.
FROM NEUROSIS:
Official announcement to come tomorrow with more newly added US Neurosis tour dates, including January 19th, 2013 in NY at the Brooklyn Masonic Temple: http://www.masonicboom.com/
Official announcement to come tomorrow with more newly added US Neurosis tour dates, including February 16th, 2013 in Denver!
Sunday February 17 , 2013 - Austin, TX - EMO's
For all the newly announced dates, check out the link in the comments below.
Atlanta, Chicago, LA, Seattle, Brooklyn, Philly, Denver and Austin!
Neurosis wishes to thank and congratulate everyone who ran out at the last minute this past Friday to pick up tickets for our show on new year's eve in Oakland.
We look forward to seeing many familiar faces and old friends.
Please note: all tickets and invites are accounted for and there are none left. The show is "sold out".
Please, if you do not have a ticket, do not head to the show expecting to get one. There are none left and there will be no more made available. We'd hate for anyone to make the trip only to be disappointed.
Stay tuned for more announcements regarding Neurosis live performances in the coming new year.
For all the newly announced dates, check out the link in the comments below.
Atlanta, Chicago, LA, Seattle, Brooklyn, Philly, Denver and Austin!
Neurosis wishes to thank and congratulate everyone who ran out at the last minute this past Friday to pick up tickets for our show on new year's eve in Oakland.
We look forward to seeing many familiar faces and old friends.
Please note: all tickets and invites are accounted for and there are none left. The show is "sold out".
Please, if you do not have a ticket, do not head to the show expecting to get one. There are none left and there will be no more made available. We'd hate for anyone to make the trip only to be disappointed.
Stay tuned for more announcements regarding Neurosis live performances in the coming new year.
http://www.lepoissonrouge.com/lpr_events/neurosis-brooklyn-masonic-temple-jan-19th-2013/
Neurosis @ The Brooklyn Masonic Temple
Descriptors fail in the same way that describing the shock of the sudden or new or subtle grace of magnitude fails. Each and every time. Because words are idea shorthand for experience and experience can only be transmitted, if you’re lucky or unlucky enough to miss it the first time, through comparative measures and means: a nightmare is an unhappy dream, death is like when life stops and the earth calls, and violent change is when everything is no longer the same but hurts because of it.
But here’s a shorthand: NEUROSIS is music. Music in the same way that Wagner is music. Or that it all comes down. Or the graying granite planet we call home is both the cradle and coffin of all desire and hopes and expression forces its way through us and into wires and out of speakers framing a journey from here to there and not back again. Ever. This is a one-way trip.
So keep the descriptors – the “crushes”, the “destroys”, “dark” and even “deep”. These are both all at once and again not enough, and not even too much. They’re products of lazy inquiry.
Keep them and let the real shoulder its way to the front. Like it did when the San Francisco Bay Area, forget that…when Oakland gave birth to this ride and the ticket for it in 1985 as NEUROSIS. Under the stewardship of Scott Kelly, Dave Edwardson, Jason Roeder and in 1989 spiritual heir Steve Von Till [and now Noah Landis and Josh Graham on visuals], NEUROSIS does only what the best art can: it crafts a sense world for those with sense and senses from the realm of eternal ideas and weaves it, whole cloth, into the audio, the visual, the powerful. A seamless melding and welding of elements that are not too wildly disparate: loss, gain, and eventually gaining through loss. And with a host of fellow travelers from STEVE ALBINI, JARBOE and a passel of solo and side projects that involve kindred spirits from THE MELVINS, SLEEP, ST. VITUS, a recorded output of 27-odd releases, and tours all over the lands known and unknown to try to capture them with a single descriptor, and many have tried – metal, doom, ambient hardcore – is misguided at worst and a waste of time at best.
So here it is again: NEUROSIS is music. And art. And a chilling testament to the glories of the briefest of times of our lives. And you not knowing this? Makes it no less true.
Until death do we part, indeed.
But here’s a shorthand: NEUROSIS is music. Music in the same way that Wagner is music. Or that it all comes down. Or the graying granite planet we call home is both the cradle and coffin of all desire and hopes and expression forces its way through us and into wires and out of speakers framing a journey from here to there and not back again. Ever. This is a one-way trip.
So keep the descriptors – the “crushes”, the “destroys”, “dark” and even “deep”. These are both all at once and again not enough, and not even too much. They’re products of lazy inquiry.
Keep them and let the real shoulder its way to the front. Like it did when the San Francisco Bay Area, forget that…when Oakland gave birth to this ride and the ticket for it in 1985 as NEUROSIS. Under the stewardship of Scott Kelly, Dave Edwardson, Jason Roeder and in 1989 spiritual heir Steve Von Till [and now Noah Landis and Josh Graham on visuals], NEUROSIS does only what the best art can: it crafts a sense world for those with sense and senses from the realm of eternal ideas and weaves it, whole cloth, into the audio, the visual, the powerful. A seamless melding and welding of elements that are not too wildly disparate: loss, gain, and eventually gaining through loss. And with a host of fellow travelers from STEVE ALBINI, JARBOE and a passel of solo and side projects that involve kindred spirits from THE MELVINS, SLEEP, ST. VITUS, a recorded output of 27-odd releases, and tours all over the lands known and unknown to try to capture them with a single descriptor, and many have tried – metal, doom, ambient hardcore – is misguided at worst and a waste of time at best.
So here it is again: NEUROSIS is music. And art. And a chilling testament to the glories of the briefest of times of our lives. And you not knowing this? Makes it no less true.
Until death do we part, indeed.
– Eugene S. Robinson
We are pleased to announce a night with the legendary post-metal band known as Neurosis on Saturday, February 16th live at Summit Music Hall. Tickets go on sale this Friday, December 21st here.
Additionally, on Friday, February 15th, we are pleased to bring you a very special night with Collections House featuring Scott Kelly of Neurosis, Mike IX Williams of Eyehategod, Sanford Parker of Nachmystium, & Bruce Lamont of Yakuza at the Moon Room at Summit Music Hall. Tickets for this rare event are also on sale on Friday, December 21st here so come out for an incredible weekend of live music.
ABOUT NEUROSIS:
Descriptors fail in the same way that describing the shock of the sudden or new or subtle grace of magnitude fails. Each and every time. Because words are idea shorthand for experience and experience can only be transmitted, if you’re lucky or unlucky enough to miss it the first time, through comparative measures and means: a nightmare is an unhappy dream, death is like when life stops and the earth calls, and violent change is when everything is no longer the same but hurts because of it.
But here’s a shorthand: NEUROSIS is music. Music in the same way that Wagner is music. Or that it all comes down. Or the graying granite planet we call home is both the cradle and coffin of all desire and hopes and expression forces its way through us and into wires and out of speakers framing a journey from here to there and not back again. Ever. This is a one-way trip.
So keep the descriptors – the “crushes”, the “destroys”, “dark” and even “deep”. These are both all at once and again not enough, and not even too much. They’re products of lazy inquiry.
Keep them and let the real shoulder its way to the front. Like it did when the San Francisco Bay Area, forget that…when Oakland gave birth to this ride and the ticket for it in 1985 as NEUROSIS. Under the stewardship of Scott Kelly, Dave Edwardson, Jason Roeder and in 1989 spiritual heir Steve Von Till [and now Noah Landis and Josh Graham on visuals], NEUROSIS does only what the best art can: it crafts a sense world for those with sense and senses from the realm of eternal ideas and weaves it, whole cloth, into the audio, the visual, the powerful. A seamless melding and welding of elements that are not too wildly disparate: loss, gain, and eventually gaining through loss. And with a host of fellow travelers from STEVE ALBINI, JARBOE and a passel of solo and side projects that involve kindred spirits from THE MELVINS, SLEEP, ST. VITUS, a recorded output of 27-odd releases, and tours all over the lands known and unknown to try to capture them with a single descriptor, and many have tried – metal, doom, ambient hardcore – is misguided at worst and a waste of time at best.
So here it is again: NEUROSIS is music. And art. And a chilling testament to the glories of the briefest of times of our lives. And you not knowing this? Makes it no less true.
NEUROSIS 2013 U.S. TOUR DATES:
12/29/2012 The Masquerade – Atlanta, GA w/ Rwake, USX, Primate
12/30/2012 The Metro – Chicago, IL w/ Bloodiest, The Atlas Moth
1/04/2013 Fonda Theatre – Los Angeles, CA w/ Savage Republic, Ides of Gemini
1/05/2013 Showbox at the Market – Seattle, WA w/ Tragedy, Black Breath, Stoneburner
1/19/2013 Brooklyn Masonic Temple – Brooklyn, NY
1/20/2013 Union Transfer – Philadelphia, PA
2/16/2013 Summit Music Hall – Denver, CO
2/17/2013 Emo’s East – Austin, TX
6/21/2013 Hellfest – Clisson, France
Thanks-Stay Metal, Stay Brutal-\m/ -l-
We are pleased to announce a night with the legendary post-metal band known as Neurosis on Saturday, February 16th live at Summit Music Hall. Tickets go on sale this Friday, December 21st here.
Additionally, on Friday, February 15th, we are pleased to bring you a very special night with Collections House featuring Scott Kelly of Neurosis, Mike IX Williams of Eyehategod, Sanford Parker of Nachmystium, & Bruce Lamont of Yakuza at the Moon Room at Summit Music Hall. Tickets for this rare event are also on sale on Friday, December 21st here so come out for an incredible weekend of live music.
ABOUT NEUROSIS:
Descriptors fail in the same way that describing the shock of the sudden or new or subtle grace of magnitude fails. Each and every time. Because words are idea shorthand for experience and experience can only be transmitted, if you’re lucky or unlucky enough to miss it the first time, through comparative measures and means: a nightmare is an unhappy dream, death is like when life stops and the earth calls, and violent change is when everything is no longer the same but hurts because of it.
But here’s a shorthand: NEUROSIS is music. Music in the same way that Wagner is music. Or that it all comes down. Or the graying granite planet we call home is both the cradle and coffin of all desire and hopes and expression forces its way through us and into wires and out of speakers framing a journey from here to there and not back again. Ever. This is a one-way trip.
So keep the descriptors – the “crushes”, the “destroys”, “dark” and even “deep”. These are both all at once and again not enough, and not even too much. They’re products of lazy inquiry.
Keep them and let the real shoulder its way to the front. Like it did when the San Francisco Bay Area, forget that…when Oakland gave birth to this ride and the ticket for it in 1985 as NEUROSIS. Under the stewardship of Scott Kelly, Dave Edwardson, Jason Roeder and in 1989 spiritual heir Steve Von Till [and now Noah Landis and Josh Graham on visuals], NEUROSIS does only what the best art can: it crafts a sense world for those with sense and senses from the realm of eternal ideas and weaves it, whole cloth, into the audio, the visual, the powerful. A seamless melding and welding of elements that are not too wildly disparate: loss, gain, and eventually gaining through loss. And with a host of fellow travelers from STEVE ALBINI, JARBOE and a passel of solo and side projects that involve kindred spirits from THE MELVINS, SLEEP, ST. VITUS, a recorded output of 27-odd releases, and tours all over the lands known and unknown to try to capture them with a single descriptor, and many have tried – metal, doom, ambient hardcore – is misguided at worst and a waste of time at best.
So here it is again: NEUROSIS is music. And art. And a chilling testament to the glories of the briefest of times of our lives. And you not knowing this? Makes it no less true.
NEUROSIS 2013 U.S. TOUR DATES:
12/29/2012 The Masquerade – Atlanta, GA w/ Rwake, USX, Primate
12/30/2012 The Metro – Chicago, IL w/ Bloodiest, The Atlas Moth
1/04/2013 Fonda Theatre – Los Angeles, CA w/ Savage Republic, Ides of Gemini
1/05/2013 Showbox at the Market – Seattle, WA w/ Tragedy, Black Breath, Stoneburner
1/19/2013 Brooklyn Masonic Temple – Brooklyn, NY
1/20/2013 Union Transfer – Philadelphia, PA
2/16/2013 Summit Music Hall – Denver, CO
2/17/2013 Emo’s East – Austin, TX
6/21/2013 Hellfest – Clisson, France
Thanks-Stay Metal, Stay Brutal-\m/ -l-
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