The Russian White launch ‘Funeral Art’ album and start tour
The Russian White
The Russian White joins Distortion Productions for their new album “Funeral Art” that has just been released, featuring mixing and production work by Tim Heireth of silver walks.
The Russian White vocalist Tom Rhymer says, “I feel like this is our most pure TRW album where Mike and I didn’t have to make any compromises. We have a good mix of club bangers and cinematic and emotional tracks here.”
The Russian White is a dark electronic and deathwave band based in Pennsylvania, USA, formed in 2011. Known for blending genres such as post-punk, synthwave, and witch house, the band has a distinct, haunting sound reminiscent of 80s horror film soundtracks. Their music often features electronic beats, eerie atmospheres, and lush vocals, telling stories of obsession, beauty, and the unknown.
The band gained recognition with their debut self-titled album in 2015, followed by their sophomore release “The Haunted Beach” in 2019. They have also contributed to various compilations and performed alongside acts like Aesthetic Perfection and Thrill Kill Kult.
Look for The Russian White on tour with Solemn Shapes.
The Russian White – Art of Darkness Tour 2024 (w/Solemn Shapes)
- 10/10 Rochester, NY – Bar Bad Ending
- 10/11 Pittsburgh, PA – Cattivo
- 10/12 Youngstown, OH – Westside Bowl
- 10/13 Chicago, IL – Fallen Log
- 10/15 Iowa City, IA – Gabes
- 10/16 Madison, WI – Crucible
- 10/17 St. Louis, MO – – Mosh Mellow
- 10/18 Cincinnati, OH – Oddfellows (No Shapes)
- 1018 Bloomington, IN – Gallow Dance (No TRW)
- 10/19 Indianapolis, IN – Longshot (No TRW)
- 10/20 Memphis, TN – Growlers
- 10/22 Dallas, TX – Renos
- 10/23 San Antonio, TX – The Mix
- 10/24 Houston, TX – Black Magic Social Club
- 10/25 New Orleans, LA – Dark City Fest
- 10/26 New Orleans, LA – Dark City Fest
- 10/27 Atlanta, GA – Boggs
- 10/28 Charlotte, NC – Milestone
- 10/30 Lancaster, PA – Little Mutants (No Shapes)
- 11/10 Millersville, PA – Phantom Power (No Shapes)
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