Name: Elder
Brand: Elder

Tax rate EU

Default:19

Supplier EU

Soulfood

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Digipack/Re-Release

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Limited edition

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Extended format

Extended format: No

Rough Trade Exclusive

Rough Trade Exclusive: No

Signed copies

Signed copies: No

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Download code: No

Bonus disc

Bonus disc: No

Release date

2017-11-24

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Catalogue number

STI 17095

UPC / Barcode

4046661526929

180gr/Colored & Bonustracks

STILP 17095

4046661526813

Artist

Elder

Label EU

Stickman Records

Genre EU

Metal

Elder is a Heavy Psych / Stoner / Progressive Metal band that was formed in Massachusetts in 2005. With their unique blend of genres, they have gained a loyal following and have become known for their captivating live performances.
Since their formation, Elder has been pushing the boundaries of what can be achieved within the metal genre. Their music is characterized by its heavy riffs, intricate melodies, and thought-provoking lyrics.
Although originally from Massachusetts, Elder is currently based in Berlin, Germany. This move has allowed them to further expand their musical horizons and collaborate with artists from around the world.

Newest Listed Items

First live-album by Boston’s Elder, one of USA’s best modern day stoner outfits after two studio albums (Elder and Dead Roots Stirring) and one EP (Spires Burn) This release takes cuts from both studio albums and the EP. Recorded live at the Roadburn Festival 2013 ‘What a fucking blast. Seriously. That’s what it says in my notes: “What a fucking blast.” It’s a direct quote. Probably the best thing I can compare it to is when Black Pyramid played the Afterburner in 2011 and were given such a warm reception, but this was bigger, both in room size and in that reception itself. People were lined up out the door and down the alley to see Elder‘s Roadburn debut, and the crowd was cheering before they even started the first song. They waved and people cheered. It was a lot of fun to see, and as it was the 10th show on their 15-date European run with Pet the Preacher, they also handed the place its collective ass. Both cuts from the Spires Burn/Release EP were included, as well as “Dead Roots Stirring” and a host of others, and for the umpteenth time in the last couple days, I felt lucky to be there. I know for a lot of people, this was the first time they’re getting to see them live, but even for the several times I have, this one was something special.’ – The Obelisk

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