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Shaman's Harvest: Red Hands Black Deeds - VINYL LP

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Shaman's Harvest: Red Hands Black Deeds - VINYL LPTitle: Red Hands Black Deeds Artist: Shaman's Harvest Label: Mascot Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 819873015079 Genre: Rock Release Date: 2017 07 28 Number of Discs: 1 Additional Details: Explicit Lyrics, 180 GRAM VINYL, DIGITAL DOWNLOAD CARD 180 gram vinyl LP pressing, includes digital download. After a very successful 2016 touring worldwide, selling out headlining shows, garnering millions of views for their music videos "Dangerous" and "In Chains,"

Title: Red Hands Black Deeds
Artist: Shaman's Harvest
Label: Mascot
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 819873015079
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2017-07-28
Number of Discs: 1
Additional Details: Explicit Lyrics, 180 GRAM VINYL, DIGITAL DOWNLOAD CARD

180 gram vinyl LP pressing, includes digital download. After a very successful 2016 touring worldwide, selling out headlining shows, garnering millions of views for their music videos "Dangerous" and "In Chains," charting multiple times on billboard's mainstream rock chart, and racking up over 31 million streams, Shaman's Harvest will return this summer with their new album 'red hands black deeds.' to support the release, shaman's harvest will head out on a 3 month us tour supporting Nickelback. With Keith Armstrong behind the boards, Shaman's Harvest decidedly wanted a more organic, analog sound for their sixth record. "We used analog effects pedals and vintage amps. This is the first record that we went with this approach. It was kind of like trying to find the melting point between midwest and L.A. it still has the Shaman's Harvest midwest vibe to it, but it definitely has organic L.A. written all over it." Singer Nathan Hunt shares, "this past year has been a year of firsts for Shaman's Harvest and that's great and all, but we are only lookin' forward... resting on our accomplishments makes us fat 'n lazy. If there's one thing rock 'n roll doesn't need it is complacency." Principle band members Nathan Hunt (vocals & acoustic guitar), Josh Hamler (guitar) and Matt Fisher (bass) have toured North America extensively mixing headline, support and festival appearances within an on-going odyssey that has delivered a broad fan base and positioning as one of rock's rising stars.

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