New Hampshire's post-black metal band, VATTNET VISKAR, has launched a new video for "Colony", the second single from their upcoming sophomore album, Settler. The clip was made by multimedia artist, Josh Graham (ex-NEUROSIS, SOUNDGARDEN), who also created the band's "Breath of the Almighty" and "Settler" videos. Head over to Metal Injection.net now to see Graham's latest creation, "Colony":

http://www.metalinjection.net/av/vattnet-viskar-colony-premiere

VATTNET VISKAR's Nick Thornbury (Guitar/Vocals) comments: "I was reading an article about how a colony of ants actually learns faster than Google, which is completely insane. Luckily we had this sort of mathy but still dark sounding song that seemed a perfect match for that concept. I, for one, welcome our new insect overlords."

To see the video for Settler's first single - the album's title track - click here: https://youtu.be/zrFxKXtkPfw
Fans in Germany click here: http://www.muzu.tv/vattnet-viskar/settler-album-track-video/2410321/

Featuring 8 tracks that expand upon their "awe-inspiring, violently gorgeous" sound (PITCHFORK.com), Settler will be released June 16th in North America (June 29th in Europe). To pre-order the album, head over to Indie Merch for the CD, LP, and exclusive bundles: https://www.indiemerch.com/vattnetviskar

Settler track-listing
1. Dawnlands
2. Colony
3. Yearn
4. Impact
5. Glory
6. Heirs
7. Settler
8. Coldwar

Before Settler's release, VATTNET VISKAR will be appearing at this year's Maryland Deathfest and doing dates leading up to it with California's EARLY GRAVES. Shortly after MDF, they will head out on a month long tour with 1349 and NECROPHAGIA. See below for all upcoming dates.

VATTNET VISKAR live 2015 with EARLY GRAVES:
May 16th - Milly's Tavern - Manchester, NH
May 17th - Parlour - Providence, RI
May 18th - Great Scott - Allston, MA
May 19th - Waterfront Tavern - Holyoke, MA
May 20th - Ortliebs - Philadelphia, PA
May 21st - Saint Vitus - Brooklyn, NY

May 22nd - Rams Head Live - Baltimore, MD (Maryland Deathfest)

"Chaos Raids North America 2015" tour dates with 1349, NECROPHAGIA, VATTNET VISKAR
May 30 - Baltimore, MD - Ottobar
May 31 - Brooklyn, NY - St. Vitus
June 1 - Montreal, QC - Foufounes Electriques
June 2 - Toronto, ON - Mod Club
June 3 - Rochester, NY - Montage Music Hall
June 4 - Chicago, IL - Cobra Lounge
June 5 - St. Paul, MN - Amsterdam Bar
June 6 - Des Moines, IA - Val Air Ballroom
June 9 - Boise, ID - The Crazy Horse
June 10 - Seattle, WA - Club SUR
June 11 - Portland, OR - Tonic Lounge
June 12 - Oakland, CA - Metro Opera House
June 13 - San Diego, CA - Brick by Brick
June 14 - Phoenix, AZ - Joe's Grotto
June 15 - El Paso, TX - Mesa Music Hall
June 16 - San Antonio, TX - Korova
June 17 - Fort Worth, TX - Tomcats
June 18 - New Orleans, LA - Siberia
June 19 - Orlando, FL - The Haven

VATTNET VISKAR line-up:
Nick Thornbury - Guitar/Vocals
Chris Alfieri - Guitar
Seamus Menihane - Drums
Casey Aylward - Bass

VATTNET VISKAR online:
https://www.facebook.com/vattnetviskar

Touring with 1349 and Necrophagia, and what are all you fags doing?

Not tricking our record label into paying to put us on tour packages.

Not standing with our backs to the audience while letting a single chord drone out for two minutes.

Not playing "post-" anything.

i've said it before, good is subjective, but they're talented. they put in the work. there is a time i would have cared that they wear v-necks. but it's 2015.

For real, mano. Puerto Ricans will listen to anything with distorted guitar \m/

hail to Des Moines

Its opinions like this that keeps the hope alive for Still Well Angel.

This thread is stuffed jalapenos.

8/10 would eat

In Flames did it better. Now that's sad.

Just because they are good at what they do does not make it good music. There is nothing original about the sound and it's just another trend that will die out. They are talented guys, but its their ethos and attitude that brings them down a few levels.

SWA has v-necks?!!?!

Oh sure, I don't actually listen to them. Whatever that trend is, it's lasting a long damn time. I don't know what their ethos and attitude is, you can be sure no one will be talking about them in the future anyway.