TEXTURES Members Answer Fan-Submitted Questions - Part 2

September 28, 2011

Dutch progressive technical metallers TEXTURES recently answered a number of fan-submitted questions. Part 2 also includes live photos from the band's first-ever Hollywood show at the Key Club.

TEXTURES' "Reaching Home" video can be seen below. The clip was shot on the island of Lanzarote (part of The Canary Islands) off the coast of Morocco and was directed by TEXTURES bass player Remko Tielemans along with Kunststoff Media.

"Reaching Home" comes off TEXTURES's new album, "Dualism", which was released on September 23 in Europe, South America, Asia and Australia and will be made available on September 27 in North America. The CD can be pre-ordered from Nuclear Blast USA's webshop; pre-order bundles that include band t-shirts can be purchased from IndieMerch.com. All IndieMerch.com pre-order bundles will be automatically entered into a raffle to win a TEXTURES Mayones guitar.

"Dualism" was recorded at Split Second Sound Studio in Amsterdam and was produced by TEXTURES guitar player Jochem Jacobs, who helmed all of the band's previous albums. The CD cover artwork was designed by former TEXTURES frontman Eric Kalsbeek and the band's bass player Remko Tielemans.

"Dualism" track listing:

01. Arms Of The Sea
02. Black Horses Stampede
03. Reaching Home
04. Sanguine Draws The Oath
05. Consonant Hemispheres
06. Burning The Midnight Oil
07. Singularity
08. Minor Earth, Major Skies
09. Stoic Resignation
10. Foreclosure
11. Sketches From A Motionless Statue

Question-and-answer session part 2:

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"Reaching Home" video:

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