Horseburner Signs with Ripple Music, Streams New Single -"Hand Of Gold, Man Of Stone"

Appalachian Sludge and Doomy Metal band Horseburner have signed to Ripple Music for their new album, The Thief, coming this summer. The band is streaming their first new single ‘Hand Of Gold, Man Of Stone’, which you can hear at the link below.

http://theobelisk.net/obelisk/2019/03/15/horseburner-the-thief-hand-of-gold-man-of-stone/

Horseburner comments:

“We are thrilled to finally be putting out new music after almost three years and several member changes, and we can’t wait for people to hear “Hand of Gold, Man of Stone.” It was the first song we finished for this new album, and we think it really sets the tone for what’s to come this summer when the full album is released. It’s loud, it’s aggressive, it’s a little weird… It’s also the shortest song. Brevity has never been our strong suit, but there is a much larger story waiting to be told, and this song is just one chapter. We’re even more excited to be teaming up with Ripple Music for the new record. We love so many bands on their roster, it’s such a well curated label. We’re honored to be joining the Ripple Family, and honestly, that’s what it feels like, a family.”

Todd Severin of Ripple Music comments:

“It’s not that often that a band comes by and just blows my mind, but Horseburner is one of them. They’re taking the raw soul of stoner and taking it in fresh, exciting new directions. The sky is the limit for where these guys will soar.”

Horseburner is:

Adam Nohe – Drums/Vocals

Jack Thomas – Guitar/Vocals

Seth Bostick – Bass

Zach Kaufman – Guitar

The band also shares some words about the upcoming tour:

“We’re definitely ready to be back on the road, as well. We haven’t been out there as much as we like to this past year, and we’re ready to throw off the rust and see some new faces. We’re hitting a few places for the first time ever, and returning to some old favorites, so this will be a good time.

On top of all that, we’ve got one of our best pals, Nick Burks from Louisville’s Stonecutters, filling in on guitar for the April tour and some of the May dates, it’s going to be killer. Then with Zach’s exit from the band, and him doing a handful of farewell shows before he leaves for good… having Zach’s last show with us in Columbus, Ohio in May – ten years from our first ever show, which was also in Columbus – bittersweet is definitely one way to put it.”