Caligula’s Horse announce reissues of their first two albums & European tour dates

InsideOutMusic will reissue the band’s first two albums ‘Moments From Ephemeral City’ & ‘The Tide, the Thief & River’s End’

Caligula’s Horse, one of Australia’s most exciting and innovative progressive bands, are set to return to Europe in June 2017 for a string of live dates including support slots with Opeth, Anathema & Pain of Salvation, UK headline shows and festival appearances at Midsummer Prog Festival (Valkenburg, Netherlands) & Be Prog! My Friend Festival (Barcelona, Spain).  To coincide with that, InsideOutMusic will reissue the band’s first two albums ‘Moments From Ephemeral City’ & ‘The Tide, the Thief & River’s End’ on June 16th, 2017 as CD & digital download.

Vocalist Jim Grey comments:
“We’re thrilled that our first two albums will be far easier to get a hold of around the world now through Inside Out Music. “Moments” and “River’s End” are an integral part of the Caligula’s Horse journey – we learned a lot creating them and though it’s been some years since their release, we’re as proud of them as ever.

We’re looking forward to sharing fan favorites from our whole back catalogue with our friends in Europe in June!”

‘Moments From Ephemeral City’ was released in 2011, and is the band’s debut album. Originally intended as a solo album by Sam Vallen, it quickly became the start of the story for Caligula’s Horse once vocalist Jim Grey became involved. Recorded entirely by the duo, it presents a vision that is colourful, eclectic and vivid. Watch the video for the track ‘Vanishing Rites’ here: https://youtu.be/mVSGxv0_wBE

‘The Tide, the Thief & River’s End’ followed in 2013, and was a concept album that explored themes of oppression, exodus, and the inexorable survival of the human spirit. The album saw them perform with the likes of Protest The Hero, Mastodon & Opeth, as well as garnering the attention of current label InsideOutMusic. Watch the video for ‘Dark Hair Down’ here: https://youtu.be/NRzhYqvSvkw

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