Elusive goth icons Dead Can Dance have officially emerged from under cover of darkness to release their first new material in 16 years. Entitled, Anastasis — the Greek word meaning resurrection — the band’s new LP sees vocal duties split between original duo Brendan Perry and Lisa Gerrard, and features the usual, well-loved, sweeping cinematic pieces beside ethereal, spiritually-inspired hymns.
Anastasis is out now on PIAS. Fans may stream the LP in its entirety here.
The band have already hit the road in support of the record and will be making stops in North America and Europe through the end of October. (Dates below).
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DEAD CAN DANCE 2012 WORLD TOUR DATES
08-17 Salt Lake City, UT – Red Butte Garden
08-19 Denver, CO – Temple Hoyle Buell Theater
08-21 Chicago, IL – Pritzker Pavilion at Millennium Park
08-23 Toronto, Ontario – Sony Center for the Performing Arts
08-24 Montreal, Quebec – Bell Centre
08-26 Philadelphia, PA – Verizon Hall
08-27 Vienna, VA – Filene Center/Wolftap
08-29-30 New York, NY – Beacon Theater
09-01 Durham, NC – Durham Performing Arts Center
09-04 Nashville, TN – Ryman Auditorium
09-05 Atlanta, GA – Cobb Performing Arts Center
09-07 Austin, TX – Austin City Limits at Moody Theater
09-15 Beirut, Lebanon – Zouk Amphitheatre
09-19 Istanbul, Turkey – HCTAT
09-21 Thessaloniki, Greece – Earth Theatre
09-23 Athens, Greece – Lycabetus Theatre
09-25 Utrecht, Holland – MCV
09-27 Paris, France – Grand Rex
09-29 Brussels, Belgium – Cirque Royal
10-01 Frankfurt, Germany – Alte Oper
10-03 Berlin, Germany – Tempodrom
10-05 Hamburg, Germany – CCH
10-07 Munich, Germany – Philharmonie
10-08 Cologne, Germany – Philharmonie
10-10 Prague, Czech Republic – KCP
10-12 St. Petersburg, Russia – Ice Palace
10-13 Moscow, Russia – Crocus City Hall
10-15 Warsaw, Poland – Sala Kongresowa
10-17 Budapest, Hungary – Papp Laszlo Arena
10-19 Milan, Italy – Teatro Degli Arcimboldi
10-20 Geneva, Switzerland – Batiment Des Forces Motrices
10-22 Barcelona, Spain – Auditori
10-24 Porto, Portugal – Casa Da Musica
10-26 London, England – Royal Albert Hall
10-28 Dublin, Ireland – Grand Canal Theatre
