The Halo Trees return with all new album ‘Where The Deep Ends’ LP in June
The Halo Trees
Out on the 7th of June is the new album by the Berlin-based post-punk act The Halo Trees: “Where The Deep Ends”. The album is the result of three years of work and the follow-up to the previous two albums “Antennas To The Sky” (2019) and “Summergloom” (2021).
Singer Sascha Blach has also written a book that will be distributed alongside the album. Both are only available in physical form as a package. In this book, Blach presents images, short stories, philosophical texts, poems, and commentaries that expand on the ten songs of the album “Where The Deep Ends”.
Below is the video for the album track “Happy Man”, the second single released via their new label partner COP International.
You can pre-order the album below.
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