Seven Hours After Violet – Seven Hours After Violet [LP]

Format: LP
Catalogue No.: SUM3180
Barcode: 0198704006005
Release Date: 22 Nov 2024
Genre: Metal

Trans. Black Ice Vinyl in standard jacket w/ printed lyric sleeve and download card

SIDE A
A1. Paradise
A2. Alive
A3. Sunrise
A4. Go!
A5. Float

SIDE B
B1. Glink
B2. Cry….
B3. Abandon
B4. Radiance
B5. Gloom
B6. Feel

Seven Hours After Violet is the groundbreaking new project from Shavo Odadjian, bassist of the iconic, multi-platinum band System of A Down; featuring Taylor Barber (Left To Suffer), Morgoth (platinum-selling producer and guitarist of Winds of Plague), Alejandro Aranda (Scarypoolparty, American Idol) and Josh Johnson (Winds of Plague).

"This album is the culmination of years of creative exploration. With Seven Hours After Violet I wanted to return to my roots in heavy music but also bring something entirely new to the table. It's a little of [SYSTEM OF A DOWN's] 'Toxicity' all throughout this record — that kind of shit. You wanna bang your head, you wanna run in the pit, you wanna go crazy, but you wanna smile while you're doing it and not be angry. " - Shavo Odadjian

Artist Bio
The groundbreaking new project from Shavo Odadjian of multi-platinum rock band, System of a Down, featuring Taylor Barber (Left To Suffer), Morgoth (platinum-selling producer and guitarist of Winds of Plague), Alejandro Aranda (Scarypoolparty, American Idol) and Josh Johnson (Winds of Plague). When the universe aligns, magic happens. This was certainly the case when Shavo Odadjian, the legendary bass player of System of a Down, crossed paths with platinum-selling producer, songwriter and guitarist, Morgoth at a party on 2.22.22. Their initial sessions were a spontaneous combustion of creativity, transforming from a potential solo venture into a full-fledged band. “We wrote a song right away. It wasn’t like any writing session I had been part of before, riffs were just flowing out of me without me even having to try. Every time I felt like I couldn't write anything. Morgoth would hand me a guitar and say, “go, go, go”. I needed that, you know?”