HYPNO5E Shared an Acoustic Version of “Acid Mist Tomorrow” and it Rules

by | Jun 28, 2016

You already know we’ve got a soft spot for Hypno5e. The cinematic metal band from France recently put out their third studio album Shores Of The Abstract Line, and they’ve been touring all around Europe.

One thing they shared recently is this rad version of the title track from their album Acid Mist Tomorrow. It’s acoustic, unmixed and without any arrangement… but still super dope.

In August the band will be back on the road doing a bunch of dates in Europe. We expect more tour dates to me announced shortly.

Still keeping our fingers crossed for US dates.

Hypno5e tour dates:

Aug 09 München, GER @ Backstage Club
Aug 11 Brasov, ROM @ Rockstadt Extreme
Aug 13 Jaromer, CZE @ Brutal Assault Festival
Aug 14 Koln, GER @ Trafostation Festival
Aug 19 Saint Nolff, FRA @ Site de Kerboulard
Aug 20 Theix, FRA @ Motocultor Festival

Oct 09 Haarlem, NLD @ Patronaat

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