East of The Wall’s New Album ‘Redaction Artifacts’ is Coming Out in October

by | Sep 27, 2013

Details for East of The Wall’s new album Redaction Artifacts have been announced.

The effort will hit streets on October 29th via Translation Loss.

Below is a teaser for the record and dates for their upcoming record release shows.

Redaction Artifacts
Track Listing:

01. Solving The Correspondence Problem
02. I’m Always Fighting Drago
03. Obfuscator Dye
04. The Fractal Canopy
05. Arbiters Meet
06. Third-Person Camera
07. Excessive Convulsive
08. The Methuselah Tree
09. A Negligible Senescence
10. Redaction Artifacts
11. Noir Filter

Tour Dates:
Oct 13 Trenton, NJ @ The Championship
Oct 25 Centereach, NY @ Casa De Swezey
Oct 26 New York, NY @ ABC No Rio (3pm matinee show)
Oct 26 Asbury Park, NJ @ The Saint w/ Tidal Arms
Oct 27 Philadelphia, PA @ TBA

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