The
Mute Gods invite you to 'Feed The Troll'
in
new video
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The Mute Gods, a
brand new band from the mind of renowned bassist, chapman stick player &
vocalist Nick Beggs, are set to release their debut album 'do nothing till you
hear from me' on 
January 22nd, 2016. Joined by drummer Marco Minnemann (Steven
Wilson), and long-time Steve Hackett collaborator & keyboardist Roger King,
they deliver engaging, expansive rock that bridges the gap between prog and
pop.
January 22nd, 2016. Joined by drummer Marco Minnemann (Steven
Wilson), and long-time Steve Hackett collaborator & keyboardist Roger King,
they deliver engaging, expansive rock that bridges the gap between prog and
pop.
Following the release last year of a video for the album's
title track, they are now pleased to reveal a video for the track 'Feed
The Troll', once again produced by Crystal Spotlight.
Watch the video here:
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Nick Beggs had this to say:
"Some people have too much time on their hands.
Some people get what they deserve."
You can check out the aforementioned video for the album's
title track here:
Further to the above, you can check out a revolutionary 4K
360 degree version of the same video here:
The enigmatic artwork for the record, created by Lars
'Zeituhr" Tellmann,
can be viewed below.
1. Do Nothing Till You Hear From Me
2. Praying To A Mute God
3. Nightschool For Idiots
4. Feed The Troll
5. Your Dark Ideas
6. In The Crosshairs
7. Strange Relationship
8. Swimming Horses
9. Father Daughter
Pre-orders for the album on both CD & LP formats as
well as digitally, where you can receive two tracks instantly, are available
below:
InsideOut shop: http://smarturl.it/mutegods_INOshop_US
iTunes: http://smarturl.it/dntyhfmITUNES
Amazon Digital: http://smarturl.it/dntyhfmAMAZONMP3
Amazon Physical: http://smarturl.it/mutegodsAMAZON
Google Play: http://smarturl.it/mutegods_GooglePlay
Nick has most recently been involved with Steven Wilson's
solo band, both in the studio and on tour, whilst also playing live with
legendary guitarist Steve Hackett as part of his Genesis Revisited run of
shows. In recent years he has contributed to projects such as Lifesigns, Fish
On Friday & Lonely Robot, as well as playing live with Rick Wakeman.
The Mute Gods
have also launched a brand new website which will be updated with new content
and information on how the band came together in the coming months.
Head over there now: http://www.themutegods.com
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Mute Gods Online:
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