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CORTÉGE - Inked A Deal With Desert Records, New EP Out In February

Austin, Texas (USA) based post-Western, heavy ambient doom duo Cortége has signed a record deal with New Mexico's Desert Records. The label will release the band's new EP entitled Chasing Daylight on 26th February 2021.

The duo released the following statement concerning the signing: "We couldn’t possibly be more pleased to announce our formal partnership with Albuquerque, New Mexico based Desert Records, for both the release of the forthcoming Chasing Daylight EP and yet to be revealed future endeavors. In procuring an impressively diverse and uniquely curated armada of heavy, droning talent across the country, Brad and his team have carved a deep etching in the independent label sphere and we’re proud to say many of our new label mates we already count among friends. And so, from an otherwise dismal year, hope springs eternal. Mark your calendars for the release of our first collaboration together; a cascading, hypnotic post western epic taken to the edge of the sunrise.”

Recorded, mixed and mastered in the fall of 2020 with Jeff Henson (Duel) at Red Nova Ranch in Austin, Texas, Chasing Daylight is a cinematic, chrome tinged portrait du temps for the end of the world as well as a musical foreshadowing of things to come. Lush arrangements wind through the familiar Cortége territories of drone, prog, doom, western and ambient soundscapes with a few surprises therein, including a guest appearance from Michael St. Claire on brass. Link