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TEXTURES: New Video Update Posted Online

February 22, 2012

Dutch progressive technical metallers TEXTURES have released a two-minute "newsflash" video updating fans on what the band's been up to lately and what they'll be doing this spring and summer. Watch the clip below, featuring guitarist Bart Hennephof. Also available is TEXTURES drummer Stef Broks' "playthrough" video of the song "Laments Of An Icarus", from the band's 2008 album "Silhouettes".

TEXTURES will tour Europe in March and April with support on different dates from SYLOSIS, UNEVEN STRUCTURE and MY OWN PRIVATE ALASKA, culminating in several shows in their native Holland in April and May. They'll hit the European festival circuit this summer with appearances at Tuska (Finland),Vagos Open Air (Portugal),Brutal Assault (Czech Republic) and more.

TEXTURES's new album, "Dualism", was released on September 23, 2011 in Europe, South America, Asia and Australia and September 27 in North America. The CD 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 cover artwork was designed by former TEXTURES frontman Eric Kalsbeek and the band's bass player Remko Tielemans.

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