TONIGHT || Chicago’s huntsmen_doom celebrate their lush new EP 'The Dying Pines' (ProstheticRcds) at theemptybottle before their European tour!
. Their epic 80-minute concept album, about a battle-scarred veteran trying to survive a hostile post-apocalyptic world, was one of my favorite albums of 2020: it feels like a mural painted in brushstrokes of many different textures, or a novel that changes in style and tone as its story unfolds.
The pandemic cheated Huntsmen out of the chance to properly tour behind, and it’s one of countless works from that long stretch of venue closures and disrupted lives that deserves a renewed listen as artists come out of their plague cocoons like wary butterflies. Last spring, the band marked the first anniversary ofby releasing a play-through video of the majestic and moody “Bone Cathedral.” It’s a delight to watch them work, and their COVID masks firmly place the footage in time.
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