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Alesana: Alesana is bound for their United Kingdom tour to liven up the silence and thaw the cold of winter with their dynamic and incendiary music- as fiery as their aptly-named new album, “A Place where the Sun is Silent.” “Like musical geology” is how one might describe this American Metalcore, and Post-hardcore band currently signed under Epitaph Records- the renowned California independent rock label.
As fascinating and thought-provoking as the evolutionary history of life itself, their music maintains a strong connection with the roots of rock and roll while bravely adding to the known spectrum of musical styles with their brave and ever-shifting musical arrangements, and vocal styling. Within the deafening reverberations of their music resides the same silent emotional sincerity everyone houses in their souls- the very thing that makes their compositions resonate with even the most-seemingly-reserved of individuals.
Alesana: Alesana at Rescue Rooms live on Tuesday, 07 February 2012 in Nottingham, Nottinghamshire. A popular live music event taking place on the Tuesday, 07 February 2012 that will see tickets sell out quickly. Buy tickets for Alesana at Rescue Rooms by comparing ticket prices from top UK ticket companies.
Alesana at Rescue Rooms in Nottingham, Nottinghamshire on Tuesday, 07 February 2012.
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