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TOMBS: 'Violitionist Sessions' Posted Online

September 8, 2011

Brooklyn, New York trio TOMBS visited the Violitionist studios for a live performance of three songs from the band's latest release, "Path Of Totality". The group ripped through the tracks "Black Hole of Summer", "Constellations" and "Bloodletters".

The Violitionist session was recorded by Michael Briggs on June 16 during the TOMBS headlining album release tour for "Path Of Totality" and can be seen below.

TOMBS recently wrapped up a European co-headlining tour with THE SECRET.

"Path Of Totality" was released on June 7 via Relapse Records. The follow-up to "Winter Hours" was recorded at Elmwood Recording studios in Dallas, Texas with engineer John Congleton (BARONESS, EXPLOSIONS IN THE SKY, BLACK MOUNTAIN, ST. VINCENT).

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