Australia’s EMERGENCY RULE To Tour Japan In Novemb…

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Australia’s head-banging rock‘n’roll powerhouse Emergency Rule are stoked to announce that they will be touring Japan in November. The tour signals the first time the Aussie rockers are heading out on an international tour.

Their debut album was released in February to rave reviews, followed by a June release in Japan. Starting in Tokyo on November 5th, they will play five shows across Japan:

November

5 – Tokyo – Moonstep

6 – Tokyo – The Wall

7 – Nagoya – Huck Finn

8 – Osaka – Hokage

9 – Kobe – Blueport

To celebrate the occasion, Emergency Rule unleashed their new lyric video for the powerful track “From The Grave”:

Emerging from the pulsating heart of the Aussie rock scene, Emergency Rule has shattered genre boundaries, forging a unique sound that weaves together rock, stoner, and metal influences into a sonic tapestry of raw power and innovation.

“We are absolutely stoked to be joining the WormholeDeath family,” said the band in an exuberant statement. “Our debut album, The King Of Ithaca, is the culmination of numerous recording sessions completed throughout Covid lockdowns. It comprises riff-laden songs we have honed live on stage over the course of several years, and Jarrad Nettle (co-producer, engineer) has managed to perfectly capture the sound and energy of our live shows in a studio environment.

With lyrical themes of corporate greed, revenge, heartache, domestic violence, drug addiction, death, mental health, religion, and regret, this album truly is a reflection of the world and a sign of the times we live in. We can’t wait for everyone to hear The King Of Ithaca, and we are thrilled to be partnering with WormholeDeath to deliver it to the masses.”

It’s Sabbath with attitude, Down with a swagger, Skynyrd with power. The band’s laid-back vibe is a smokescreen to the musicians’ earth-shaking riffs. Bringing heavy grooves, V8 style booming bass lines, and pounding room-quaking drums, Emergency Rule is a foot-stomping, head-banging rock ‘n’ roll sensation.