Progressive metallers ERRA release music video for ‘Pull From The Ghost’

Progressive metallers ERRA release music video for ‘Pull From The Ghost’

UK HEADLINE TOUR IN MARCH, WITH SUPPORT FROM SILENT PLANET, INVENT ANIMATE AND SENTINELS

Prolific Alabamian metalcore progressives, ERRA, have shared the official video for ‘Pull From the Ghost.’ It is comprised of live footage from the band’s mostly sold-out, Summer 2022 headline tour.

The song features the masterful technical proficiency fans expect from ERRA, while the lyrical concept delves into an interesting aspect of the human psyche and looks at almost the reverse of Stockholm Syndrome. The visual captures the band in its most natural state — on stage!

“Our fans exceeded our expectations over the summer by making our headliner the success that it was,” says Jesse Cash. “The shows were such a blast, and we were documenting video of them every night. After digging through hours of footage, we comprised this video. For the people who came out, we hope the video may do for you what it does for us, which is to ground us back in that moment when we were a part of it. For everyone else, we hope you’ll come be a part of the next one.”

ERRA head to the UK for a headline tour in March 2023. The run follows a stint in mainland Europe, that begins at the end of February. Support on the tour comes from label mates Silent Planet and Intimate Animate, as well as Sentinels.

Dates for the tour are as follows:

FEBRUARY
24 COLOGNE Essigfabrik
25 HAMBURG Gruenspan
27.STOCKHOLM Fryshuset Klubben
28 COPENHAGEN VEGA

MARCH
01 BERLIN Hole44
02 LEIPZIG Felsenkeller
03 WARSAW Proxima
04 PRAGUE Rock Cafe
05 VIENNA Szene
06 MUNICH Backstage
07 MILAN Legend Club
08 AARAU Kiff
09 WIESBADENSchlachthof
11 LEEDS Stylus
12 GLASGOW Garage
13 MANCHESTER Club Academy
14 BIRMINGHAM The Mill
15 LONDON Electric Ballroom
16 BRISTOL SWX
18 ANTWERP Kavka
19 TILBURG 013

In early 2022, the band unveiled the deluxe edition of ERRA, boasting seven more tracks, including a new version of “Vanish Canvas” featuring Spiritbox singer Courtney LaPlante, and three covers: “Stockholm Syndrome” (Muse), “Light My Way” (Audioslave), and “Heresy” (Nine Inch Nails).

As their music finds the balance between the crushingly heavy and the headily melodic, its members seek to find harmony between the needs of the individual and the natural flow of this shared reality. ERRA, as a band of brothers and creative force, strives to live in alignment with the present moment. ERRA, the album represents redemption for ERRA, the band, who emerged from the creative process with renewed focus and confidence, a new sense of certainty and self.