DESCRIPTION:
Electric Litany - Feather Of Ecstasy
From the album Enduring Days You Will Overcome
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Shot by Inga Ivanova
Directed: Electric Litany
Post production, editing: Alexandros Miaris

Lyrics:
"I have the moan of doves and the feather
of Ecstasy"

Breath from your heart
you're losing your direction
Bring down the hands
that spiral in deception

Dream among the hearts
of those who have no nation
Burn down the flags
that fill you with deception

Silently we scream
reaching for the end

Breath for me now
Breath for me now
when we begin
is Now..


Since forming in 2007, Electric Litany has evolved from a post rock, lo-fi indie band into something less conventional by today's musical standards. In 2010 the band recorded their debut album 'how to be a child and win the war' in an abandoned church in North London. This release helped to build a strong following from admirers worldwide and the self-recorded album received fantastic reviews, despite a minimal PR campaign. This led to several tours around Europe supporting bands such as Interpol, Archive and The Alan Parsons Project, as well as numerous festival appearances and the release of an EP 'Enemy' in 2012.

In 2013 the band worked on their second album 'Enduring Days You Will Overcome' with renowned producer Alan Parsons who admired the band's unique approach to songwriting and instrumentation. The upcoming album, set to be released in February 2014, draws inspiration from a diverse range of influences. Ethereal guitars, synth laden landscapes, robotic rhythms and the ever haunting vocals of Alexandros Miaris deliver their message of freedom, hope and integrity with a force that is gentile, forceful and impossible to escape.

The band recently performed at Eurosonic 2014 and are currently booking a tour to present their new material across the UK and Europe, as well as confirming festival appearances across the continent.

"Bleak and broody music has never been quite so thrilling."
- Music Alliance Pact (via The Guardian)

I'm convinced Electric Litany have the potential to lead the next wave in rock music - Alan Parsons