Tag: Tumble

  • Tumble announces “The Less I Know” video and “Lost in Light” tour

    Tumble announces “The Less I Know” video and “Lost in Light” tour

    Toronto’s groovy rockers Tumble are thrilled to unveil the music video for their latest track, “The Less I Know” – a fuzz-drenched, riff-forward journey through swirling psychedelic textures and vintage proto-metal grit. Channeling the raw energy of hard rock with hypnotic rhythms and kaleidoscopic visuals, the video captures the band’s signature blend of throwback swagger and modern edge. It’s a mind-bending ride that nods to the past while pushing full-throttle into the unknown.

    “The Less I Know” appears on the band’s brand-new album, Lost in Light – a heady mix of searing guitar solos, thunderous grooves, and expansive sonic landscapes that blur the line between nostalgia and discovery. From doom-laced slow burns to reverb-soaked anthems, Lost in Light is a love letter to the golden era of rock, delivered with Tumble’s unmistakable modern bite.

    To celebrate the release, Tumble will hit the road this summer for the “Lost in Light” Release Tour, bringing their electrifying live show to stages across Canada. Fans can expect a full-throttle experience packed with soaring melodies, deep grooves, and the kind of raw, unfiltered energy that only Tumble can deliver.

    Liam, guitarist and vocalist of Tumble, states:

    “The blood worm moon in all its majesty, casting its magic on all within its field. Precisely the same magic that we captured in our new music video for our new single, ‘The Less I Know’. A bluesy psych-rock barnburner filmed inside an old barn handbuilt in 1919. Thankfully the fire was ignited outdoors.”

  • Tumble present fuzz-fueled cover of Pentagram’s “Earth Flight”

    Tumble present fuzz-fueled cover of Pentagram’s “Earth Flight”

    Power trio Tumble take inspiration from the heavy bands of the late 60’s and early 70’s. Their retro hard rock/psychedelic sound is influenced by bands such as Budgie, Blue Cheer, Cactus, MC5, Pantagram and The Groundhogs. The band’s latest offering is an ode to Pentagram, a cover of “Earth Flight” recorded live off the floor.

    Bobby Liebling of Pentagram comments:

    “This is one of the finest covers of our song(s) that I’ve heard to date! (No kidding.) I’m certainly humbled, and proud, as well as truly stoked to hear this version of ‘Earth Flight’ from Tumble.”

    Liam Deak of Tumble comments:

    “Thrilled to release our version of this classic proto-metal track by the legendary PENTAGRAM. I hope this song will excite and whet the appetite of our fans, as we have much more coming just around the corner.”