Ahab issue Alan Parsons cover teaser
They release snippet of The Turn Of A Friendly Card - available as 7-inch vinyl in album no.4 box set

Ahab have issued a teaser of their cover of the Alan Parsons Project’s The Turn Of A Friendly Card.
The track is fronted by Sahg vocalist Olav Iversen and has been lifted from the box set release of their fourth album The Boats Of The Glen Carrig which will be launched on August 28 via Napalm Records. Hear the snippet below.
It’ll be the German doom metal outfit’s fourth studio release and the follow-up to 2012’s The Giant. It’s named after the 1907 novel of the same name by William Hope Hodgson and is said to feature “slow-motion anthems and haunting melodies.”
The box set is limited to just 500 copies and features the album, flag, patch and a 7-inch vinyl pressing of The Turn Of A Friendly Card.
Ahab have a handful of live shows scheduled for this year:
Jul 04: London Boston Music Rooms, UK
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The Boats Of The Glen Carrig tracklist
- The Isle 2. The Thing That Made Search 3. Like Red Foam (The Great Storm) 4. The Weedmen 5. To Mourn Job 6. The Light In The Weed (Mary Madison)

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