LANDMVRKS + STRAY FROM THE PATH • Mittwoch, 11. Juni 2025 •

Das Conrad Sohm Kultursommer- Festival präsentiert:
LANDMVRKS + STRAY FROM THE PATH
Mittwoch, 11. Juni 2025
Conrad Sohm Dornbirn
Einlass 19:00 Uhr // Beginn 20:00 Uhr

Tickets sind ab Freitag, 07.03. um 10 Uhr auf conradsohm.com/tickets zum selber ausdrucken oder bei folgenden Vorverkaufsstellen erhältlich: Ländleticket (Raiffeisenbanken und Sparkassen Vorarlbergs) mit Raiba Club-Ermäßigung sowie Öticket & Eventim erhältlich.

LANDMVRKS:
The LANDMVRKS adventure first started in 2014, originally under the name ‘Coldsight’ for the first few years.
Florent Salfati and Nicolas Soriano founded the project with effort and determination, and started looking for motivated and experienced musicians. This motivation would be the key to then drive the band towards creating a completely unique universe
At first Florent Salfati played the guitar – back then he was the singer for Hate In Front. The band struggled to find a singer that would fit the band’s universe. The lineup was almost complete after Rudy Purkart (bass) and Thomas Lebreton (Guitar) joined the band.
In 2014, after testing various singers without success, the band decided that Florent should become the frontman.
At the time, they also asked their mate Nicolas Exposito (ex Where Eagles Dare, Straighten Things Out) to take the position for the vacant guitarist.
The final lineup was there, and that is when the band’s name changed from Coldsight to LANDMVRKS.
For two years, the band composed songs, recorded and started playing local shows by sharing the bill with bands such as First Blood, More Than Life and little by little, LANDMVRKS started making a name for themselves in the French metalcore scene.
During this time, the band releases a few singles and videos to help build up their fan base.
In May 2016, LANDMVRKS released their first album HOLLOW entirely produced by Florent Salfati and Nicolas Exposito. They decided to release this album independently, and went touring on the roads of Europe to showcase this opus.
They seduced their public with a modern metalcore style with hardcore riffs and catchy choruses. This album helped them play big festivals such as Hellfest in 2016 or Longlive Rockfest, and they managed to strengthen their reputation.

STRAY FROM THE PATH:
Long Island, NY hardcore heavyweights Stray From The Path are back and they've announced their new album, Euthanasia. Due out September 9th via UNFD, Euthanasia is the darkest and heaviest work of the band's career, drawing on challenging circumstances to create a record that pulls no punches sonically or lyrically.
To mark the announcement, Stray From The Path have shared their vicious new single, "III." The track follows early single "Guillotine," and utilizes the band's signature blend of groove-laden guitarwork, intricate-yet-pummeling drums, and socially-conscious lyricism--but now packing an ominously crushing chorus that demonstrates some of the brooding new atmospheric elements present on Euthanasia.
The band discussed the new song, saying: "We've always used our songs as an outlet to speak against oppression. It's been close to 10 years, and now our third installment of the Badge & A Bullet series entitled 'III' has the same target. Policing in the United States has always been rooted in racism, hate & violence. Public funding for police departments has skyrocketed since the 1980s. The US now spends more than twice as much on police as it does social welfare programs. Many major cities spend over a third of their budgets on police. Despite the hundreds of billions of federal, state & local money poured into police departments & the corrections industry every year, there is little oversight. The outcomes have been fucking horseshit.