Holding Absence have released a brand new music video for their song “Monochrome“. It is taken from the band’s self-titled debut album, due out next Friday, March 08th release on SharpTone Records. Vocalist Lucas Woodland had the following to say of the clip:
“We’re so proud and excited to show everybody Monochrome, the song shows our band sonically and visually in a new light and opens a lot of doors for us. We feel like this track, alongside the prior 3 singles released are a great insight as to what our album has to offer and what fans can expect.”
Meanwhile, the band have added The Nightmares to their European/UK tour in place of Capsize. Capsize were removed from the run following multiple allegations of sexual misconduct being leveled against the band. In light of that development, Holding Absence are also bringing representatives from Safe Gigs For Women out on the tour and had the following to say of that:
“As a band, we hate more than anything to have to cancel a tour or let down our fans – but the only thing worse than having to do that, is having to do so due to particular shows becoming a place where our fans may feel unsafe or unwelcome. After this experience, we’ve decided to do everything we can to tackle the issue and make all Holding Absence shows safe for all people. With that in mind, we’ll be bringing Safe Gigs For Women out with us to help lend support and comfort to those who may need it.”
Dates for that trek, which also includes Luke Rainsford, can be found below:
03/08 Stuttgart, GER – Juha West
03/09 Nürnberg, GER – Hirsch
03/10 Leipzig, GER – Naumanns
03/11 Berlin, GER – Cassiopeia
03/12 Hamburg, GER – Hafenklang
03/14 Wien, AUT – Viper Room
03/15 Budapest, HUN – Dürer Kert
03/16 München, GER – Feierwerk
03/17 Oberhausen, GER – Kulttempel
03/18 Wiesbaden, GER – Schlachthof
03/19 Paris, FRA – L’International
03/20 Den Bosch, NET – W2
03/21 Southampton, UK – The Joiners
03/22 Birmingham, UK – The Flapper
03/23 Leeds, UK – The Key Club
03/24 Hull, UK – O’Riley’s
03/25 Glasgow, UK – Garage
03/27 Manchester, UK – Rebellion
03/28 Cardiff, UK – The Globe
03/29 London, UK – The Underworld
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