There's a nice little review of 'Gyrosophy' on the Arlequins website, written by Alberto Nucci. If you know Italian well enough to read, hit on the link below and give it a shot.

http://arlequins.it/pagine/articoli/alfa/corpo.asp?iniz=H&fine=I&ch=6186

There is an article on HL in the complementary CD-ROM to the UK-based Fireworks magazine's issue #76, which came out earlier this month. Moreover, it also features the song 'Out of Place' off 'Gyrosophy'!

As the band celebrate their 25th anniversary on 1 September 2016, we would like to share a little gem from our early days: pre-master of 'Too Late', the closing track on our debut album 'Bite in the Dust'.

Enjoy!

Here's the brand new video to 'Murderous Words' off the 'Gyrosophy' album. The video was directed and edited by Rihards Meņģis.

This is official: the CD version of "Gyrosophy" is out already (actual release date: 30 May 2016). Order it directly from our label MUSEA or via our Bandcamp page.

To our fans and friends in Latvia: we would like to let you know that a number of CD are already in Riga, so stay tuned for some great news! Soon :)

According to our distributor, as of today "Gyrosophy" should be available for streams/downloads from all the major online music stores: iTunes (link), Apple Music (link), Spotify, Amazon Music, Google Play, Deezer, Simfy Africa, Yandex, ClaroMusica and others. That said, we recommend Bandcamp as the best site for purchasing the web version of the album since that is currently the only way you can support the band directly.

Yes, it is official: our new album is to be released on the web on 12 December 2015! Streams/downloads will initially be available from Bandcamp and other major online music stores such as iTunes, Spotify, Amazon, etc. The release of the CD version is slated for Spring 2016.

The album clocks in at 47 minutes. It contains 8 tracks, four songs and four instrumentals, and features gorgeous cover art by Edvards Percevs, drummer in Latvian black-metal band Eschatos.

Yeah, right... Our next show will take place on Saturday, 12 December 2015, and we will be sharing the stage with Flying Fish, which means our guitarist Quizz who plays in both bands will have a far busier night than the rest of us.

Two things have to be said about the upcoming gig. First: it's dedicated to a web serial project titled "Traces of Nowhere", produced, written and direced by Flying Fish's own Dmitry Rumyantsev; watch the first episode, featuring Holy Lamb's Aigars and Ansis as cops, here. Second: the wait for "Gyrosophy", the fourth Holy Lamb album, is officially over! As the web release date coincides with that of the show, we will actually "publish" the album on the internet during the event! A detailed news bit about "Gyrosophy" is to follow shortly, so stay tuned and come along to "A Nice Place" next Saturday if you're in Rīga!

On 8 August 2015, Holy Lamb will make their first Latvian festival appearance in years! It is called RockUp and there's a dedicated website in Latvian with details on all the performers, all of them wonderful Latvian rock/blues bands and artists; the festival also has its own Facebook page.

In light of the upcoming festival, which will take place at a nice countryside camping site some 40 kilometres away from Rīga, this Sunday (5 July) at midnight HL keyboardist Juris and bassist/vocalist Aigars will be having a friendly chat with the organizer of the event who also happens to be the host of a Radio Naba programme titled Partitūra. To complement the chat, a couple of tracks from the band's new album, Gyrosophy, will be premiered, so feel free to tune in if interested. 

Best,
HL