Tӧrzs set to release vinyl edition of “Tükör”

Budapest instrumental rock/ shoegazers Tӧrzs have signed with Golden Antenna Records for the vinyl version of their new album Tükör.

The label comments:
“I found out totally by incident about Törzs. I was reading a review about another release of ours and stumbled across their the Törzs review. I checked them out on Bandcamp and found out that our PR agency is working with them already. Lucky again. I got in touch with the band and we agreed pretty fast to work on this together. If you like Explosions In The Sky, early This WIll Destroy You or The Mercury Program – this is it! Happy to work with such a talented band!”

Törzs on the signing:
“One of our big dreams becomes reality: we really wanted to see Tükör pressed on vinyl. We feel grateful for this opportunity. And we are happy that we can work with Golden Antenna Records among so many outstanding bands.”

The vinyl version of Tükör will be released on January 10, 2020 on limited edition vinyl, with a fast selling splatter vinyl color.

Pre-order EU: https://goldenantenna.com/shop-2/

Pre-order USA: https://athousandarms.store/collections/goldenantennarecords/products/torzs-tukor-lp

Törzs take their name from Hungarian terminology that connects ideas which reference persistent evolution coupled with a coherence and continued clarity of conceptual vision. This motif assumes direct meaning on their upcoming third record Tükor, which sees them initiate a shift from the inclusion of vocals to an entirely instrumental approach. They retain their strong shoegaze-aligned roots while employing post-rock technique to explore chosen themes via texture, melody and atmospherics.

The new album Tükör was recorded live at Aggteleki Cseppkőbarlang, located within a cave system in a Hungarian national park. The resulting songs ring with crisp clarity and voluminous depth, echoes reverberating radiantly and giving the album a distinct sense of place, a sonic imagery that can be easily conjured by the listener. The album’s title translates to “mirror,” appropriate as the sounds of the individual instrumentation can be heard reflecting boldly off the surfaces surrounding the musicians during their performances. But beyond that this is a record meant to inspire self-reflection, to conjure ideas about how we see ourselves in one another, how our paths through life parallel, and how these related images can become distorted based upon who’s perceiving them and how. It’s a broad idea, and one that’s best served with instrumental music as its backdrop, so each listener is given the opportunity to experience their own version as it unfolds.

There has been a blossoming trend of post-rock bands recording their material as full units rather than tracking individually, and time and again this process has proven successful. Tükor works because the compositions are strong, but it flourishes because it feels lived in, it exists as a breathing, evolving construction. This is part and parcel with Tӧrzs’ mission statement, to be in a perpetual state of growth and re-definition, to be true to exactly what they are in the moment, and capture that as honestly as possible for listeners.

Tracklist
1. Első
2. Második
3. Harmadik
4. Negyedik
5. Ötödik
6. Hatodik