Written By: Big C
In a celestial revelation of sonic mastery, In The Valley Below unveils their forthcoming third studio album, The Black Moon, set to illuminate the musical cosmos on July 12. With a discography that already boasts the ethereal essence of The Pink Chateau and the raw magnetism of their debut, The Belt, the duo of Jeffrey Jacob Mendel and Angela Gail Mattson continue to mesmerize audiences with their enigmatic talents. The latest single and accompanying video, serves as a blazing harbinger of the album's impending arrival. Produced by the acclaimed Sam Cohen at his Slow Fawn studio in upstate New York, the track's haunting melody and prophetic lyrics evoke a sense of fervent anticipation akin to a ritualistic gathering of fervent devotees. As if touched by divine intervention, the recording session was interrupted by an actual brushfire and a subsequent winter storm, lending an otherworldly aura to the creative process.
Reflecting on their journey, Mendel and Mattson have transcended geographical boundaries, transitioning from the bustling streets of Echo Park to the serene landscapes of Grand Rapids, Michigan, where they cultivated a sanctuary for artistic expression. Amidst the tranquil embrace of their gothic retreat, the duo nurtured the sonic landscapes of "The Black Moon," infusing each track with a depth that resonates with cosmic significance. As they prepare to embark on a celestial odyssey, In The Valley Below announces a captivating summer tour, commencing on July 9 in Phoenix and culminating in a cosmic crescendo in Chicago. From the intimate ambiance of The Lodge Room in Los Angeles to the pulsating energy of The Shelter in Detroit, audiences are invited to immerse themselves in a transcendent experience. Witness the cosmic revelation unfold In The Valley Below as ignites the night sky with their ineffable melodies and celestial harmonies below. Let the music guide you to the ethereal realms By following them on Instagram, X, Facebook, and TikTok. Stream your copy of the single here.
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