Haken – In A Fever Dream
Twenty-six minutes, five tracks and no bassist of their own: Haken arrive with a single guitarist, two guest bass players and three short pieces at the centre of the record.
Twenty-six minutes, five tracks and no bassist of their own: Haken arrive with a single guitarist, two guest bass players and three short pieces at the centre of the record.
Second album from the international quintet built around Tejeida and Gillette: eleven tracks about loss, with the three longest of them stacked into the back half.
Haken, one of the reference bands of the most recent British progressive metal.
TEMIC preview ‘Ashes’, the third track from ‘Ceiba’, their concept album about loss, out 2 October through Season of Mist.
Haken’s deluxe EP edition adds instrumental versions of all five tracks, ahead of a European tour opening at Razzmatazz 2 on 23 September.
Haken play Razzmatazz 2 in Barcelona on 23 September, with Ihlo and Ancient Fragments, in a Madness Live date.
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