Surgent & Ocean Districts albumiesitlused Tartus

Genklubis tuleb topelt-albumiesitlus: Surgent esitleb albumit „Sin Eater“ ja Ocean Districts albumit „Pulsar“. Õhtul astub üles ka Mobisa Mobisa.

Eesti progressiivse death metal'i bänd Surgent avaldab 5. novembril 2026 oma teise täispika albumi „Sin Eater“. Album ilmub digitaalselt ning CD-digipaki, kasseti ja 12" vinüülina. See on bändi esimene album laulja Mathias-Erik Tempeli ja trummar Simo Atsoga ning järg 2022. aasta samanimelisele debüütalbumile, mis valiti 2023. aastal Eesti Muusikaauhindadel Aasta metalalbumiks.

Vaata lisaks:
https://surgent.band/
https://www.facebook.com/surgentband

Ocean Districts sai alguse 2011. aastal Tallinnas kõrvalprojektina, millest kasvas peagi välja täiemahuline bänd. Nad on esinenud festivalidel, tuuritanud Baltimaades ja Soomes ning soojendanud oma žanri tuntud välisbände. Viieliikmeline koosseis alustas post-hardcore'i ja post-rocki mõjudega, kuid on instrumentaalmuusikast järjest kaugemale liikunud. Eesti Muusikaauhindadele nomineeritud 2023. aasta albumil „Phantom Islands“ lõid kaasa külalisvokalistid, teiste seas Robin Juhkental. Aasta eest liitus bändiga vokalist Jonathan Flack. Novembris ilmub uus album „Pulsar“. Selle esimene singel „Superstar Destroyer“ (23. september) viitab uuele suunale, kus bändi raske kõla kohtub atmosfääriliste ja eksperimentaalsete elementidega.

Mobisa Mobisa pakub kuulajatele unikaalset segu psühhedeelsest stoner rockist, millele lisavad värvi grunge ja post-rocki elemendid. Nende lugudes põimuvad tumedad ja helged toonid. Mobisa Mobisa mängib rasket muusikat kerge südamega ja kutsub kuulajaid kaasa teekonnale, kus iga lugu on avastusretk tunneli lõpust valguse poole.

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Genklubi hosts a double album release night: Surgent presents Sin Eater and Ocean Districts presents Pulsar. Mobisa Mobisa also plays.

Estonian progressive death metal band Surgent will release their second full-length album, Sin Eater, on 5 November 2026. The album is released digitally and on CD digipak, cassette and 12" vinyl. It is the band's first album with vocalist Mathias-Erik Tempel and drummer Simo Atso, and the follow-up to their self-titled 2022 debut, named Estonian Metal Album of the Year 2023.

Sin Eater is still heavy, complex and unafraid to challenge listeners, but more focused and cohesive than its predecessor. Around that core the band takes a few sharp turns: a relentless two-minute grind assault "Ruthless Logics", genre-switching from blastbeats to fusion-like moments in "Death Drive" and polyrhythmic grooves in the Meshuggah vein.

More info:
https://surgent.band/
https://www.facebook.com/surgentband

Ocean Districts started in Tallinn in 2011 as a side project and soon grew into a full band. They have played festivals, toured the Baltics and Finland, and supported well-known international acts in their genre. The five-piece started out with post-hardcore and post-rock influences but has been moving steadily away from instrumental music. Their 2023 album Phantom Islands, nominated at the Estonian Music Awards, featured guest vocalists including Robin Juhkental. Vocalist Jonathan Flack joined the band a year ago. Their new album Pulsar is out in November. Its first single, "Superstar Destroyer" (released 23 September), points to a new direction where the band's heavy sound meets atmospheric and experimental elements.

Mobisa Mobisa offers a unique blend of psychedelic stoner rock with touches of grunge and post-rock. Their songs mix darker and brighter tones. Mobisa Mobisa plays heavy music with a light heart and takes listeners on a journey where every song moves from the end of the tunnel towards the light.