Agalloch

You can hear a clip of new music in the album trailer now.

We're premiering ”Mendoza,” which -- to quote band member Nathanael Larochette -- ”finds the explorer awakening on the island, shipwrecked and abandoned, forced to face an overwhelmingly perilous situation without being crushed by the weight of their own doubt and loneliness.”

He also says, ”For now, I have decided to step away from the music business and especially social media.”

After former Agalloch and current Pillorian frontman John Haughm posted an anti-Semitic comment on Facebook, his Pillorian bandmates left the band and his former Agalloch bandmates condemned him in a statement.

After Agalloch split up, 3/4 of the band formed Khorada with former Giant Squid vocalist Aaron Gregory. This year, they released their first album and just recently played their first show. They have two more this weekend...

'Necropolis' is a potential end for the long-standing project.

Wolves in the Throne Room will release their new album Thrice Woven on September 22 via Artemisia, and they'll begin a US tour a week later with support fom Pillorian (the new band of Agalloch's John Haughm). The video for opening track "Born From The Serpent's Eye" is out now.

Agalloch are no more, but you can now get a taste of John Haughm's new band, Pillorian.

With the majority of Agalooch splintering off to join members of Giant Squid in Khorada, lead singer John Haughm formed Pillorian with members of Uada, and now they debuted their first song.

Last month, three of the four members of Agalloch announced the formation of Khôrada with Former Giant Squid vocalist Aaron Gregory. Today, the fourth member, Agalloch founder John Haughm, joins Stephen Parker of Maestus and Trevor Matthews of Uada to form a new band, Pillorian...