Horndal decided to treat the citizens of their town, to "lake Drinker" in it's entirety!
We’re a week away from the release of HORNDAL’s new album, Lake Drinker, on April 9. The band decided to treat the citizens of their eponymous town, Horndal, to the album in it's entirety ahead of it’s release. GPS detects the location of prospective listeners and grants access to only those within the vicinity of Horndal itself.
There is a track on the album, titled Ruhr, which is something of a homage to similar towns who have suffered a similar fate. Now, HORNDAL have made Lake Drinker available to the citizens of the towns that Ruhr pays tribute to. Former industrial towns across the Rust Belt in the US, in the north of England, Bergslagen in Sweden, and of course Ruhr in Germany. These are communities that have all had their once prosperous factories replaced with unemployment, depopulation, empty houses and derelict stores.
HORNDAL sees these towns, recognises their struggles, shares their stories.
Citizens of the following cities can now enjoy the sound of Lake Drinker ahead of its official release:
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