EARTHSIDE REACH ACROSS BORDERS

The experimental act are joined by global contributors on Let The Truth Speak.

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American cinematic rockers Earthside will release their long-awaited second album, Let The Truth Speak on Music Theories Recordings on November 17. It ends an eight-year interlude since 2015 debut, A Dream In Static, and, unlike its self-reflective predecessor, guitarist Jamie van Dyck tells Prog it’s very much a “we” album. “We’re not saying we know the truth, it’s more imploring people to have some humility and have some agnosticism about what the truth is. It’s intended to be emotional and existential about the fate of our species.” He adds, “Humanity is in a very tribalistic mode of figuring out who’s on our side versus who’s not, as opposed to trying to understand what experiences have led someone to have opinions vastly different to our own.” Writing for the record began…

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