Aittala Unveils New EP: “Ill-Gotten Gains”
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Exciting New Release
Fans of Aittala can look forward to the release of their new EP titled “Ill-Gotten Gains,” set to debut tomorrow via Exitus Stratagem Records. The band has also released a lyric video for the title track, showcasing their latest creative endeavors.
Band History and Evolution
Founded in 1991 in the Netherlands, Aittala made a significant impact on the Dutch metal scene by supporting notable acts like The Gathering and Sadist. After a brief hiatus, frontman Eric Aittala revived the band in 2008, leading to the release of six full-length albums including:
- Bed of Thorns (2009)
- Haunt Your Flesh (2011)
- Effigy (2014)
- American Nightmare (2016)
- False Pretenses (2019)
- Live to Regret (2022)
The current lineup features Eric Aittala on guitars and vocals, alongside Gary ‘Zeus’ Smith on drums, as they continue to write, record, and tour globally.
About “Ill-Gotten Gains”
In their own words, the band expresses, “We are extremely excited about unleashing our new EP Ill-Gotten Gains to showcase the continued growth of the Aittala sound while maintaining the core unique element that fans expect.” This new release consists of five original tracks, each offering a unique twist within the doom metal genre, exploring themes such as redemption, human nature, and civil unrest.
Listen to the New EP
Get the album here.
Conclusion
Aittala’s return with “Ill-Gotten Gains” marks an exciting chapter in their musical journey. With their commitment to evolving their sound while staying true to their roots, fans can eagerly anticipate the immersive experience that this EP promises to deliver.
FAQs
When is the EP “Ill-Gotten Gains” being released?
The EP is set to be released tomorrow.
How many tracks are on the new EP?
The EP features five brand new tracks.
Who are the current members of Aittala?
The band currently consists of Eric Aittala (guitars/vocals) and Gary ‘Zeus’ Smith (drums).
What themes are explored in the new EP?
The songs delve into themes of redemption, human nature, and civil unrest.
