Agalloch reunited in 2023 as traditional members John Haughm, Jason William Walton, and Don Anderson alongside new drummer Hunter Ginn.
Naturally because the band continued to ebook exhibits, the query of if Agalloch would observe up their 2012 report The Serpent & The Sphere started to return up. In an interview with Cult By no means Dies, Walton mentioned the band has no concrete plans to do new music however he is additionally not particularly ruling it out.
“For me, it felt just like the band was all the time there as a result of I continued to do design work on the reissues and merch for Eisenwald,” mentioned Haughm. “There was additionally all the time some enterprise that we would wish to handle, even years after the break up, so the entity of the band was all the time current. These days, it appears like these years of disbandment by no means even occurred.”
Walton added: “Agalloch has been a serious part of who I’m for a few years. Having the band energetic once more simply feels pure, it feels proper. Our disbandment was unlucky, however I consider it was essential for us to grow to be the band that we’re immediately. I, too, really feel just like the break-up by no means occurred. It’s one thing I by no means take into consideration anymore. It was a much-needed break for us.
“Although the circumstances weren’t very best, and all of it was a public ordeal, I’m grateful that we had been capable of cease for some time and develop as musicians and folks. As for the long run, it’s laborious to say. I’m centered on the current. I’ve realized to by no means say by no means, so we must wait and see relating to any new materials.”
Talking of Agalloch, the band lately introduced the first-ever standalone vinyl urgent of their The Demonstration Archive: 1996-1998 compilation. You possibly can seize a pre-order of that double LP proper right here.
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