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DAWN RAY'D by Jake Owens
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DAWN RAY’D announce new album and accompanying shows

December 1, 2022
1 min read

UK-based black metal trio, DAWN RAY’D have today announced the first details of their upcoming third full length studio album – alongside accompanying live dates in the UK.

To Know The Light sees DAWN RAY’D return as a reinvigorated version of themselves as they present a reimagining of exactly what black metal is and can be in the future. The ten track album will be released on March 24, 2023 – with the first single released in early January. The band has posted a teaser online today, pre-orders will launch in the new year. To Know The Light charts the band’s journey through anarcho-nihilism; from anger, to despair, to a radical acceptance of darkness, settling on a new understanding of liberation and joy. More information about the album will be available in due course.

DAWN RAY'D by Jake Owens
DAWN RAY’D by Jake Owens

Speaking on the album announcement, Simon Barr (vocals, violin, synths) comments: “This record has been transformative for us, it is Dawn Ray’d, black metal and protest music entirely reimagined. Writing these songs has helped us process the times we are living through, the chaos that swirls around us, and has given us new resolve and a clearer perspective on how we continue to find love and joy in disordered times. We cannot wait to share that catharsis with the world, we will be a poison if we cannot be a cure!”

DAWN RAY’D have also confirmed a number of dates in the UK between the new year and up to and around the al %bum’s release.

DAWN RAY'D shows

January 14 – Temple of Boom – Leeds
February 2 – Record Junkee – Sheffield
March 3 – Ivory Blacks – Glasgow
March 17 – Crofters – Bristol
March 18 – Captains Bar – Stoke
March 23 – The White Hotel – Manchester
March 24 – Lexington – London
March 25 – Scruffy Murphys – Birmingham
March 26 – Bar Social – Derby

DAWN RAY’D is: Simon Barr – Vocals, violin, synths, Fabian Devlin – Guitars, vocals, Matthew Broadley – Drums and percussion, harmonium, piano

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Karol Kamiński

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