Worn In Red will embark on their first European tour to support their album, In The Offing, that was released last year on No Idea Records. The band will be joined on the road by OK Pilot for the first half and Attack! Vipers! for the rest.

You can click on “more” below for a list of tour dates.

Rorschach Records will be releasing a Worn in Red/ Mouthbreather split 7” very soon. The label has a stream of the track, “The Power of Nightmares,” from Worn In Red posted on their site. Click here to listen to the new track.

If you have not heard Worn in Red’s crushing album, In The Offing, you can listen to the entire album on Grooveshark.com.

Worn In Red hails from Charlottesville and Richmond, VA and have garnered comparisons to Planes Mistaken for Stars, Four Hundred Years, Frodus, Glass and Ashes, and Sleepytime Trio.

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Virginia’s Worn In Red will embark on an east coast tour to support their album, “In The Offing”, that was released earlier this year on No Idea Records.

The first half of the tour will be with fellow Richmond natives, The Catalyst, leading up to a performance at THE FEST 9 in Gainesville, FL over Halloween weekend. Post raging at FEST 9, the band will continue on the road with label mates The Measure [sa] who will be supporting their brand new album, “Notes”.

Click on “more” below for the list of dates.

If you have not heard Worn in Red’s crushing album, “In The Offing”, you can listen to the entire album on Grooveshark.com.

Worn in Red will be unveiling a split 7” with hometown friends Mouthbreather at The FEST 9. The split will be released by RVA’s Rorschach Records.

Worn In Red hails from Charlottesville and Richmond, VA and have garnered comparisons to Planes Mistaken for Stars, Four Hundred Years, Frodus, Glass and Ashes, and Sleepytime Trio.

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Richmond, Virginia’s post-music mages Snacktruck have unveiled four songs from their upcoming CD, entitled “Spacial Findings 1-7″ for Rorschach Records. You can stream “Gravithorn,” “Presence Charm,” “Second Level,” and “Blooms (Sweet)” on the band’s MySpace page.

Rorschach Records released the “Spacial Findings” 7” late last year, which can still be found in stores or beneath many a pile of Dutchmaster guts and empty Mountain Dew bottles. The forthcoming CD version of “Spacial Findings” will feature the four songs from the 7” plus three new tracks, including a remix of “The Economist/The New Yorker.”

You can also check out a rather epic video for “Wipeout Hideout” on YouTube here.

The band will also be making an appearance at THE FEST 8 in Gainesville, FL over the upcoming Halloween weekend.

Snacktruck counts members of Ultra Dolphins, Brainworms, and VCR amongst their ranks, uniting to mix elements of math rock, prog rock, and all things virtually mind melting. The four-piece consists of two drummers, a bassist and a guitarist, and has gained comparisons to the technical wizardry of Don Caballero and Battles, the lush, spanning soundscapes of Russian Circles, and the electronic spasticity of Trans Am.

Snacktruck previously released an album entitled Harpoon on The Perpetual Motion Machine in 2004.