Crystal Castles Forced To Postpone London Gig Due To Volcanic Ash Disruption
Tuesday, 20 April 2010
Written by Nigel Sachdev
Crystal Castles have had to cancel their London date at Heaven tonight (Tuesday 20th April) due to the disruption in flights caused by volcanic ash cloud from Iceland.
The band had been unable to travel from America where their tour has just begun.
Meanwhile Crystal Castles have revealed details of their new self-titled album, 'Crystal Castles' which is due for release on June 7th.
The duo have sold over 200,000 copies of their uncompromising, independently-released debut album. Crystal Castles, aka Ethan Kath and Alice Glass, have created an unexpected level of excitement and cult loyal following, clocking up a staggering 50 million plays on MySpace and Lastfm and headlining sold out tours around the world.
Produced by Ethan Kath, 'Crystal Castles' was recorded and written in contrasting environments around the world, including a church in Iceland, a self-built cabin in Ontario, and a garage behind an abandoned convenience store in Detroit.
The postponed London date has been rescheduled to May 19th, all tickets for original date (April 20th) are still valid.
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