Cult of Luna go on Hiatus

by | Dec 17, 2013

Cult of Luna have gone on hiatus.

In a statement the band said:

We are not quitting.

2013 have been a very active year for us and neither do we want or think it is good to continue in that pace.

We will not be a band that put out an album every 18-24 month anymore. We did that for almost 10 years when we were younger and were able to focus more on the music.

After “Beyond the redshift” we might do a festival or two but after that we have nothing planned. Maybe we’ll release another album next year or maybe in a decade, we honestly don’t know. Sooner or later we will return in one form or another.

Cult of Luna will not die.

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