Horisont Post Video for New Single “Break the Limit”
With classic metal riffs and enviable moustaches, Swedish retro rockers Horisont have unveiled a new video for the A-side of their Rise Above single, “Break the Limit.” The clip basks in classic VHS-style graininess, reminding of something Motörhead or Scorpions might have had out, and that suits the song itself well, with its immediately memorable hook and 8-track-ready sensibility. Horisont are on tour in Europe now, and the 7″ for Break the Limit is available in a handful of different varieties with amazing 
not-Gimli cover art, all of which are sure to be gone by the time this post goes live. Because that’s how it goes, man. You snooze, you hope for a repress.
If Horisont‘s stage left guitarist looks familiar, it’s because it’s Tom Sutton, who took the place of Kristofer Möller this summer. Sutton is probably best known as the former boogie-bringer for Church of Misery, but also made a debut this year on Napalm with the new band The Order of Israfel. I guess you never know where he’ll show up next.
In case you’re looking to get down:
Horisont, “Break the Limit” official video
Directed, shot & edited by Magnus Delborg & Christian Hillén / B-TV Productions.
Swedish hard-rocking classic metallers return with Break the Limit, a stop-gap release between albums. Following the success of third album, Time Warriors, the titans do not hold back with this relentless, anthemic slab of full on heavy metal glory.
Backed with the synthesizer enhanced Yellow Blues, it’s a good indication of how far these guys have come and what a monstrous prosposition their fourth studio album is looking to be.
Track Listing
1. Break The Limit
2. Yellow Blues
Colours
100 x Crystal Clear
200 x White
200 x Trans. Green (200 of these should have gone direct to the band, we will have 25)
200 x Purple
500 x Black
200 x Red
See Horisont Live across Europe!
NOV 07 – AT, Neubichl, Baamhakke
NOV 08 – DE, Lichtenfels, Paunchy Cats
NOV 09 – SI, Nova Gorica, Mostovna
NOV 10 – IT, Milan, Lo Fi Club
NOV 11 – AT, Innsbruck, Weekender
NOV 12 – CH, Winterthur, Gaswerk
NOV 13 – FR, Paris, Glazart
NOV 14 – UK, Pwhelli, Hard Rock Hell
NOV 15 – UK, Glasgow, Classic Grand
NOV 16 – UK, London, Underworld
NOV 17 – UK, Manchester, Roadhouse
NOV 18 – UK, Birmingham, Oobleck
NOV 19 – BE, Gent, Decadance
NOV 20 – DE, Dusseldorf, Pitcher
NOV 21 – NL, Den Bosch, W 2
NOV 22 – DE, Kassel, Hellroom
