This is temple music for temple people…

This got me. Completely although they had already gotten my eye but not. These swedish have gotten my mind and I think that some strange breaths will walk through my head and will live there for a time . It is that they recorded a live album.
Listening to them, you feel in any case that the universe is closed to other works .. the feeling is that the rainbow is now transport their vibes. Doom so , Wherever you lean your crust looks Goat.
This is temple music for temple people: live organ and drum improvisations with serious tribal envy.
I lay down , let my body feel the stellar threat and begin to flirt with GOAT again…

‘Goat – Live Ballroom Ritual’ Double album , released on 2nd December

That is right, we at Mission Control are extremely proud to announce the release of a live album by Goat in December. The press release reads:

GOAT – LIVE BALLROOM RITUAL

In August 2012 Swedish band Goat released their debut album, World Music. The record went on to become one of the most talked about albums of the year, topping many ‘Best of 2012’ lists and the following year, the band took the album on the road.

Starting off a triumphant year of shows was Goat’s performance (or Ritual as the band likes to call them) at Roadburn Festival. A ‘packed to the rafters’ performance was the perfect warm up to their first proper tour, that saw them take on the USA. Footage, audio and photos of their sold out US shows streamed across the internet and revealed a band at the top of their powers.

They had taken the magic of World Music, extended, psyched out and explored the groove of the album further representing it in a mesmerising live performance.

We at Rocket realised that we needed to capture and document this much hyped set for all the world to experience.

On July 27th 2013, the eve of their now legendary Glastonbury performances the band took the stage at Camden’s Electric Ballroom in London to celebrate the recent launch of their single ‘Stonegoat’. The ATP promoted show was incendiary; the 1,100+ crowd either danced furiously to the band’s psyched grooves or stood there, mouths open and gazed in awe at the spectacle they couldn’t believe they were witnessing. It truly was a band on top of their game, which this LP called Live Ballroom Ritual will forever prove. Goat went on to wow more people across Europe when their on stage rituals visited the cream of the summer festivals at Primavera, Roskilde, Flow, Way out West etc.

After a long but successful summer the band are now back in Korpilombolo, writing the follow up to World Music.

We hope to see the first fruits of this at December’s appearance at the last ever ATP festival curated by Loop, and at the official launch party of this live album at London’s Koko also promoted by ATP (tickets) on December 2nd.

For more information contact: rachel.silver@silverpr.co.uk