EGRETS ON ERGOT’S DEBUT ALBUM, ‘SURFEIT OF GEMÜTLICH,’ IS OUT TODAY! Watch The New Video For “Sister, Please” Now!

EGRETS ON ERGOT’S DEBUT ALBUM, ‘SURFEIT OF GEMÜTLICH,’ IS OUT TODAY!

Watch The New Video For “Sister, Please” Now!

Los Angeles, CA – LA based experimental art-punk/deathrock band Egrets on Ergot has released their long-awaited, debut album, Surfeit of Gemütlich, today with Cleopatra Records. Today, the band has premiered the video for the track “Sister, Please.”

Watch The Video For “Sister, Please” Now At https://youtu.be/at_MNR24il8

Purchase Stream Surfeit of Gemütlich:

Cleopatra Records (LP): http://bit.ly/2iCSUoc

Cleopatra Records (CD): http://bit.ly/2yTO7Vo

Amazon (LP, CD, Digital): http://amzn.to/2zIz65R

Apple Music: http://apple.co/2xOUFo8

Spotify: http://spoti.fi/2iCKdtQ

Egrets On Ergot’s sound has been described as versatile, from moody, gothy art-punk to funky rhythmic, pseudo-no wave with a smattering of industrial clamor. They have a self-released EP, Serve Us Tender, and the newly released 11 track LP, Surfeit of Gemütlich, with their new label Cleopatra Records. Both records are produced by Paul Roessler of The Screamers, Nervous Gender, Nina Hagen Band.

Egrets on Ergot will be performing an record release show in Echo Park at Blank City Records on November 3rd. Visit http://bit.ly/2lloZl9 for tickets.

Press Quotes:

“This band’s commitment to the total rockist blitzkrieg aesthetic is a noble thing to hear in this watery pop-ridden age and the now-capacity crowd let go of them with loud reluctance.” – LA Record

“the overall unsettling feeling recalls the post-punk jaggedness of God and the State and Anus the Menace, mixed with hints of Christian Death gloom and Ian Curtis phrasing.” – LAWeekly

“The experimental post-punk outfit serves up big, mean guitars, screamed vocals, and old-fashioned intensity. Along the way, they mix in jangly melodies, complex percussion, and even the occasional saxophone moment.” – LAMag.com

“What transpired on stage that evening was a bit of a phenomenon that I am frankly at a loss to effectively describe. ” – The Art of LA

“Egrets On Ergot, one of the most promising and original acts haunting the LA rock scene…” – The LA BEAT

“Egrets on Ergot didn’t sound like anything I had heard before, they were hard to pigeonhole with their bits of horror punk, a frenzy of assaults, constant changes of rhythms, fierce accelerations, lugubrious sax injections and nightmarish vocals..” – Rock NYC

“Egrets on Ergot borrows just enough to map a way to strange new forms of dark power, and the result is often legitimately unsettling, which is what happens when bands pursue essences instead of appearances. If this is nostalgia, it is nostalgia for something more ancient and evil than old records.” – Chris Stamm, Willamette Week