**Longyears Slowtears - Artist Biography**

Hailing from the heart of the alternative rock scene, Longyears Slowtears has emerged as a distinctive voice that expertly weaves introspective lyrics with expansive soundscapes. Drawing inspiration from the legendary sounds of Pink Floyd, the band crafts a musical journey that melds thought-provoking themes with an immersive listening experience.

Formed in [1998], Longyears Slowtears consists of [Travis Moreside Jeremy Colleaux Kelly Signer], each bringing their unique talents and perspectives to the table. Their synergy is palpable, as they create a rich tapestry of sound that is at once nostalgic and innovative, reminiscent of classic rock yet firmly grounded in contemporary sensibilities.

Over the years, Longyears Slowtears has garnered a dedicated following, thanks to their powerful live performances and a series of critically acclaimed releases. Their music explores a range of emotions, from melancholic reflections on life’s complexities to soaring anthems of resilience, captivating audiences across various platforms.

In addition to their musical endeavors, the band is committed to community outreach, often participating in local events and collaborations that emphasize the transformative power of music. Their lyrical content often reflects social and existential themes, resonating with listeners on a personal level.

Currently, Longyears Slowtears is working on their newest project, set to release in [November 2024]. This upcoming album promises to delve even deeper into their signature sound, exploring new sonic territories while staying true to their roots. Fans can anticipate a blend of rich melodies, intricate arrangements, and the thought-provoking narratives that have come to define the band’s music.

As Longyears Slowtears continues to evolve, they remain dedicated to pushing the boundaries of alternative rock, inviting listeners to join them on a journey that is both deeply personal and universally relatable. Their commitment to artistry and authenticity positions them as a rising force in the music industry, ready to make their mark in the years to come. 

 Join Longyears Slowtears as they explore the depths of emotion and sound, one note at a time.

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We come from nowhere, ready to conquer everything.

We started “The Upheaval” at 2011. We are against theocracy, totalitarianism and it's regimes. We don't give a fuck about genres but if you are a genre freak you might say it's a death and thrash influenced black metal.

bu nasıl bir eksiklik ki tanrım,
yedim içtim doyuramadım.

listen different genre of music but like to sing mostly death metal songs.

Nile, Arch enemy, meshugaah, psycroptic, Amon Amarth, Children of bodom, Death metal 

Haagenti : In demonology, Haagenti is a Great President of Hell, ruling thirty-three legions of demons. He makes men wise by instructing them in every subject, transmutes all metals into gold, and changes wine into water and water into wine.
 
Haagenti is depicted as a big bull with the wings of a griffin, changing into a man under request of the conjurer.

I normally play drums my previous projects include: Amok Edict Edifice, Plague of sini, Nefirum, The night he came home, Priests of Ba'al.
 My Influences range from Taake, Electric wizard, Burzum, Mayhem, Lord Gore, Lividity, Nasum, The faceless, Cattle Decapitation, Morbid Angel, Gwar, Zyklon, early darkthrone, Leng Thc'e, Aborted, Unmerciful, Vader, Enslaved, XXX maniaks, Psyopus, Beneath the massacre, Origin, Battles, Sleep, Drawn and Quartered, Ghoul, 7,000 dying rats, Ulver and much more. 

I try not to be to limiting I do my best to keep a open mind musically, the reasent songs I have done revole more toward black metal due to my previous involement in Priests of Ba'al.

A Anthem of Midwestern hatred 

The Upheaval is following