The Neuro Farm releases new album, ‘Voices’ – Out now
The Neuro Farm releases new album, 'Voices'
Today, Washington DC-based Darkwave band The Neuro Farm released its new album entitled “Voices”. “Voices” can be heard today through all digital and streaming platforms and is available on vinyl, CD and cassette.
The Neuro Farm is a darkwave and gothic rock band based in Washington, D.C., drawing inspiration from bands like Joy Division, Nine Inch Nails, Siouxsie and the Banshees, and Sigur Ros. The band consists of four members: Brian Wolff (guitar, vocals), Rebekah Feng (violin, vocals), DreamrD (drums), and Tim Phillips (synth).
They have released three full-length albums:
- Ghosts (2014)
- The Descent (2019)
- Vampyre (2021)
You can check out the full release below.
The Neuro Farm will be on the road this fall with their ‘Voices Tour ’24’ in support of the new album.
The Neuro Farm ‘Voices Tour ’24’
- Aug 30 – BROOKLYN, NY – A Murder of Crows
- Sep 21 – BLOOMINGTON, IN – Gallowdance
- Sep 22 – CHICAGO, IL – The Fallen Log
- Sep 26 – SOUTH BEND, IN – Cauldron
- Sep 28 – LOUISVILLE, KY – Dark Castle Fest
- Oct 11 – ROANOKE, VA – Beyond the Crypt
- Oct 19 – WASHINGTON, DC – 94.3FM Studio Live
- Oct 26 – LYNCHBURG, VA – Lynchburg Gothic League
- Nov 22 – SALEM, MA – DARQ Salem (with NØIR)
- Nov 23 – KINGSTON, NY – Hororteria Presents (with NØIR)
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