Toronto sludge crew Pyres have taken a protracted journey to get to their second album, Yun. The follow-up to their final launch, first album 12 months of Sleep in 2013, Yun is a testomony to Pyres’ resilience, the band overcoming grief, lineup modifications and a years lengthy hibernation to get up to now. Yun will formally be launched on March 7 through Hypaethral Information however you will get the subsequent style of the album as we speak through new monitor “Some, Not All, Got here Again.”
“’Some, Not All, Got here Again’ is a type of variation on and interpretation of the expression ‘the abyss gazes additionally,’” explains frontman Andrew Wilson. “My late father, who was a basically first rate man, however had psychological well being points that adopted him by way of life and subsequently have left their mark on me as effectively. The angle being receiving a message from my father within the afterlife, warning me that his mania will come for me in the long run as effectively.
“The title itself is supposed to convey that as one travels by way of life and experiences traumatic moments, not all the items that make up the entire particular person might stay intact. In different phrases, after we dwell by way of darkish occasions, the darkness takes what it should, and just some elements of us ever actually come again.
“The music reinforces one of many many concepts behind YUN, this idea of repressed feelings and ‘storing’ or ‘accumulating’ trauma.”
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