Framing Skeletons premiere epic new longtrack Avalanches
The Progspace Online Festival Alumni Framing Skeletons are back, just about a year after their massive third album “Misery Prelude: The Prince Eternal”, with a brand new stand-alone longtrack. The Texas based Progressive Metal trio once again runs the full gamut from fierce and brutal extreme riffing to more melodic and even whimsical passages on “Avalanches” – and tell a compelling story while they’re at it. Drummer/composer Bryan Holub weighs in:
‘Avalanches’ is a 18-minute track I wrote about child alienation. It’s based on a true story from a friend of our’s who shared it with us and I found it not only tragic, but inspiring. This journey portrays the agony of having your child taken away from you, but pushes a hopeful message as well.
Check out ‘Avalanches’ right here, out on all streaming platforms and Bandcamp from Friday, Aug. 08:
Framing Skeletons:
Ethan Berry – Bass; back vocals
Bryan Holub – Drums; back vocals
Jeremy Burke – Guitars; vocals

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