Nowy album KARG w przyszłym miesiącu

 

Today, AOP Records announces November 25th as the international release date for Karg's highly anticipated eighth album, Resignation, on CD and vinyl LP formats. To coincide with the announcement, a brand-new video for the first single "Grab der Wellen" is revealed HERE at AOP Records' official YouTube channel.

Says the band about the track, "'Grab der Wellen' (Grave of the Waves / Waves Grave) is the third track of Resignation. Lyrically, this song is about melancholy and that the people feeling that way will never be entirely free of agony and the wish to die. They court death by putting themselves in risky situations, live in the fast lane, or simply burn from both ends. They die way too soon, not literally by killing themselves, but by going one step too far. And in the end, nothing will be left of them, except their love and the memories shared while they were near us and close."

Karg was founded back in the summer of 2006 as a one-man project. Between 2010 and 2014, Karg was fully formed as a band to play gigs, formally in Germany, Austria, and Central Europe. In the years through 2018, Karg was, like in its beginning, held as a one-man project and solely released albums. With the release of Karg's sixth studio album, Dornenvögel, the band celebrated its rebirth as a live unit with special dates in 2018 and 2019. They did their first real tour supporting their seventh album, Traktat, in February 2020. 

In the meantime, hear the brand-new track "Grab der Wellen" - featuring P.G. from Groza and Klara from Firtan -  HERE at AOP Records' official YouTube channel. Cover and tracklisting are as follows:

Tracklisting for Karg's Resignation

1. Was bleibt (featuring Klara of FIRTAN)

2. EBBE//FLUT (featuring E-L-R)

3. Grab der Wellen (featuring P.G. of GROZA)

4. Generation ohne Abschied (featuring T.L. of Lûs and Private Paul)

Bonus songs on first-press CD & bonus 7" 
5. Einen Traum weiter dort fangen wir das Licht (The Cranberries - Dreaming my Dreams)

6. Fieberherz (Nothing - Fever Queen)