Naxatras: Move in a far more proggier direction.
Naxatras - IV
Greek prog-psych quartet Naxatras have released a visualizer video for their Journey To Narahmon earlier this year.
Natraxas will play:
14 Sep: Brighton Green Door Store
15 Sep: Bristol The Exchange
16 Sep: London The Underworld
17 Sep: Sheffield Riffolution Festival
18 Sep: Glasgow Ivory Blacks
The dates will give UK audiences the first chance to see new keyboard player Pantelis Kargas who joined the band in time for the recording of IV and has allowed the quartet to move in a far more proggier direction.
Naxatras formed in 2015 and recorded debut album I in a single day. Second album II followed a year later, with III arriving in 2018. The last time the band played London’s Black Heart they sold it out 45 days in advance of the show.
IV sees Naxatras expanding their early jam-based psychedelic approach, drawing inspiration from 70s prog. The new album sees the addition of keyboard player Pantelis Kargas to the band’s line-up.
John Delias – Guitar
John Vagenas – Bass
Kostas Charizanis – Drums
Pantelis Kargas – Synthesizers
The track Omega Madness,
The band says,« In the creative process, you often find yourself not remembering the exact moment when an idea was born. It’s very much like a stream-of-thought or a dream. Omega Madness is one of those songs, all the parts coming together like they were always there. The music video follows the same dream logic. The images, the transitions and the symbols follow a subconscious path, like the minds of the band and the director are connected in an invisible web».
IV sees the arrival of new keyboard player Pantelis Kargas who has allowed the quartet to move in a far more proggier direction. The band formed in 2015 and recorded debut album I in a single day. II followed a year later, with III arriving in 2018.
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