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Records: 3 Constants reissues
News — May 8, 2021
Three albums from Constants have been reissued digitally: The Foundation, The Machine, The Ascension (2009), If Tomorrow The War (2010), and Pasiflora (2012) -- all three originally released on Pax Aeternum. The records are available via Bandcamp now -- check out SPB's original coverage in our archives.Tours: Junius / Constants Tourdates
News — November 26, 2006
Junius will be hitting the road with fellow Radar Recordings artists Constants for a Winter tour. Junius released Blood is Bright earlier this year and have plans to release a new self-titled effort next year. To view the dates for the tour, click "read more."Tours: Constants / Caspian U.S. Tourdates
News — August 27, 2007
Constants and Caspian will be embarking on a co-headlinging tour of the U.S. this Fall. The two band will be joined by Giant and Adai on select dates. Following the tour, Constants will enter the studio with Kurt Ballou to record their follow-up to The Murder of Tom Fitzgerril. …Records: Constants Prep New Album / Post New Songs
News — June 11, 2009
Constants have announced the release of their new album, The Foundation, The Machine, The Ascension. Look for the album on July 14th via The Mylene Sheath. Three songs from the release can be heard online here.Tours: Constants Tourdates
News — September 12, 2009
Constants are currently on a short tour of Canada and the Midwest as they support their full-length effort, The Foundation, The Machine, The Ascension. The band is currently planning a full U.S. tour; to view their current dates click "read more."Bands: Constants To Record With Justin Broadrick
News — November 6, 2009
Boston-based shoegazers Constants have announced that their next full-length effort will be produced by Justin Broadrick (Jesu, Godflesh). The band is currently touring in support of their latest release, The Foundation, The Machine, The Ascension. Bassist Orion Wainer had this to say of working with Broadrick: Justin remixed a …Music News: Constants Vocalist Building Green Recording Studio
News — March 11, 2010
Constants vocalist/guitarist Will Benoit is in the process of building the first solar powered, "green" recording facility in New England. Benoit has set up a Kickstarter page in which contributions towards his project will be rewarded with various gifts. You can find that page here, which also includes a …Bands: Constants Reveal New Album Details, Preview New Material Online
News — April 26, 2010
Constants have set “If Tomorrow The War” as the title to their new album. The outing was produced by Justin K. Broadrick of Godflesh, Jesu fame and will feature guest appearances from Andrew Neufeld (Sights & Sounds, Comeback Kid) and Mike Hill of Tombs …MP3s: Constants Post Type O Negative Cover Online
News — April 27, 2010
Constants have posted a cover of Type O Negative’s “Love You To Death” online, you can check it out on their Myspace. Constants are gearing up to release their new album “If Tomorrow The War” in the coming months.Records: Constants Set September Release Date For New Album
News — July 27, 2010
Constants are moving forward with a September 07th release date through Science Of Silence Records for their new outing “If Tomorrow The War“. The effort, which was produced by Jesu/Godflesh primary Justin K. Broadrick, will be released both digitally and on limited edition vinyl. As …Bands: New Constants to release this month
News — July 3, 2012
Georgia label The Mylene Sheath is planning a new release, Pasiflora, from Contants. The new record is available for preorder and will release on CD/digital on July 24 and vinyl on August 21.Bands: Constants update
News — July 14, 2012
Mylene Sheath artists Constants have announced the tracklisting for their upcoming fifth LP, Pasiflora, later this month. The record will contain 10 songs and clock in just under 40 minutes. See below for a track-by-track listing.
Constants – The Murder of Tom Fitzgerril
Review — June 8, 2006
I'm a sucker for sprawling, epic rock music. Mogwai, Isis, M83, etc... You name it, I'm in. There's just something about music that slowly draws you in and hypnotizes you that really fuels my engine. About six months ago, my band was scheduled to play a show at this awful …
