The Long Hunt Shares "Threshold Wanderer" Full-Album Animated Short Film
originally published: 04/13/2022
'Threshold Wanderer' is the newest album by the Pittsburgh-based instrumental trio The Long Hunt, following 2017's 'Wilderness Tales' EP and 2018's 'All Paths Lead to Here' full-length. In contrast to the dry minimalism and sparse textures that defined the first two records, the songs on 'Threshold Wanderer' are often lush, dense, and verdant. Musical styles range from post-rock to post-metal, heavy psychedelic, doom, drone, and even a few hints of prog and classic rock. The band's latest release is all about musical exploration and traveling between worlds.
The album was recorded, mixed, and mastered in the first quarter of 2020, with the intent to release it later that year. Due to the uncertainty surrounding the global pandemic, those plans were unfortunately shelved. Not to be deterred by events beyond their control, the band soldiered on behind the scenes.
After a three-month crash course in 3D modeling, using open-source animation software Blender, guitarist Trevor Richards embarked on the monumental task of writing and animating an album-length music video. Eight months and over 1000 hours of work later, the accompanying music video/short film for 'Threshold Wanderer' was born.
Expanding on the band’s frequent use of archetypal themes such as nature, life, death, and rebirth, the music video for 'Threshold Wanderer' is an epic story-driven visual experience set to the music of The Long Hunt.
Bookending two years of anticipation, the band released 'Threshold Wanderer' on Friday, April 1, 2022.
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The Long Hunt is Trevor Richards: Guitars; Allison Kacmar Richards: Bass; and Mark Lyons: Drums. From Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, they are a three-piece instrumental doom, drone, post-rock, psych band. Adaptable and dynamic, the music can shift in both volume and mood at a moment’s notice.
With live shows often accompanied by samples, lights, and projected images, The Long Hunt strives to create an immersive experience for the audience. The band has provided support for National/regional touring acts such as Karma to Burn, The Atomic Bitchwax, The Skull, Yatra, Rebreather, Insect Ark, Monte Luna, Horehound, Worshipper, Samothrace, He Whose Ox Is Gored, and Child Bite, as well as appearances at multiple regional festivals.
Upcoming Live Shows:
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May 28 - Youngstown, OH @ Westside Bowl (w/ Blackwater Holylight, Divide and Dissolve, Frayle)
Jun. 04 - Pittsburgh, PA @ Descendants of Crom IV Day II
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