TEXTURES: 'Millstone' Video Posted Online

July 3, 2006

Dutch progressive metallers TEXTURES have posted their video for the song "Millstone" at their official web site. The song comes off the band's sophomore album, "Drawing Circles", which was released in April via France's Listenable Records. The band's self-produced debut CD, "Polars", was originally issued through the group's own label and was later re-released through Listenable.

TEXTURES will be teaming up with TWIN ZERO for a U.K. tour beginning mid-July. Confirmed dates are as follows:

Jul. 17 - Nottingham, UK @ Rock City
Jul. 18 - Norwich, UK @ Marquee
Jul. 19 - London, UK @ Water Rats
Jul. 20 - Manchester, UK @ Satans Hollow
Jul. 22 - Sheffield, UK @ Corporation
Jul. 23 - Bournemouth, UK @ Opera House
Jul. 24 - Southampton, UK @ Joiners
Jul. 25 - Cardiff, UK @ Clwb Ifor Bach
Jul. 26 - Hitchin, UK @ Football Club
Jul. 27 - Milton Keynes, UK @ The Pitzclub

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