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DRIFTOFF – JUNIUS and ROSETTA members follow up debut EP with new single addressing climate change!

February 11, 2016
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Hot on the heels of debut EP Modern Fear, Brooklyn band DRIFTOFF announces a brand new 2-song single: “Denial Machine/No Rescue.” Comprising members of JUNIUS, ROSETTA and CITY OF SHIPS, DRIFTOFF makes a massive, radiant sound, in line with post-hardcore predecessors like QUICKSAND and PLANES MISTAKEN FOR STARS. The new single carries on right where debut Modern Fear left off – heavy, shimmering, and full of angst. Both recordings were produced by Will Benoit at The Radar Studio (JUNIUS, CASPIAN). The cassette will also be available at Driftoff’s upcoming shows. The band kicks off a short Northeast run tomorrow then heads to Europe later this month for a full European tour (see the dates below).

Noisey has called Driftoff, “a model of excellence in heavy music” and BrooklynVegan names it, “heavy atmospheric rock… throat-shredding yet anthemic vocals.” Where Modern Fear was a meditation on life in New York City, guitarist/vocalist Eric Jernigan explains that the new songs deal with climate change: “The songs speak to our collective frustration with humanity’s willful ignorance – on a societal and individual level – toward what is probably the most pressing issue of our time.”

Tour Dates:

Feb 10 – New Haven, CT @ BAR
Feb 11 – Kingston, NY @ The Anchor
Feb 12 – Boston, MA @ O’Brien’s
Feb 13 – Pawtucket, RI @ The Met w/ Defeater, Caspian, O’Brother
Feb 20 – New York, NY @ Bowery Ballroom w/ Maybeshewill

Feb 27 – Reykjavik, IS @ Gaukurinn
Mar 2 – Utrecht, NL @ dB’s
Mar 3 – Essen, DE @ Panic Room
Mar 4 – Siegen, DE @ Vortex
Mar 5 – Basel, CH @ Podium
Mar 6 – Karlsruhe, DE @ Jubez
Mar 7 – Freiburg, DE @ KTS
Mar 8 – Geneva, CH @ L’Usine
Mar 9 – Winterthur, CH @ Gaswerk
Mar 10 – Innsbruck, AT @ PMK
Mar 11 – Bolzano, IT @ Bunker
Mar 12 – Arezzo, IT @ Pastificio Elettrico
Mar 13 – Dueville, IT @ Via Roma 17
Mar 14 – Bologna, IT @ Freak Out
Mar 15 – Cakovec, HR @ Prostor Cezam
Mar 16 – Prague, CZ @ Cafe Na Pul Cesty
Mar 17 – Berlin, DE @ Tiefgrund
Mar 18 – Dresden, DE @ Chemiefabrik
Mar 19 – Koblenz, DE @ Jam Club

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Karol Kamiński

DIY rock music enthusiast and web-zine publisher from Warsaw, Poland. Supporting DIY ethics, local artists and promoting hardcore punk, rock, post rock and alternative music of all kinds via IDIOTEQ online channels.
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