Some news which might be of interest to Pantheïst fans - Kostas from the band has recently released a new solo album called ‘Tor’. This continues the trend towards a more distinctive and individual sound in his solo work, further developing the instrumental classical ambient approach of earlier albums.

The concept behind the work was conceived after visits to Glastonbury in Somerset and mystical journeys from the town towards the Tor. The spiritual energy of the site evoked feelings of a transformative journey rather than a physical one, and these feelings were subsequently translated into sound.

Deha has done an excellent job with the production and mastering. If you like the more contemplative moments of Kostas’s work with Pantheïst and Ereipia, you may well appreciate this. The album contains some bold experimentalism here and there, but overall you will encounter the familiar kinds of melodies and arrangements you should expect from Kostas.

It’s available to listen to on all major streaming services. If you want to support Kostas financially, he has created a limited edition (200) of beautiful digipak CDs which include a signed A5 card with personalised wisdom straight from the Chalice Wells in Glastonbury - available to buy from Bandcamp.

Pantheïst will be playing a number of gigs in the UK and beyond in 2023 - including in Plymouth (3rd February), Treforest (18th February), London (5th March) and Derby (29th July). Keep your eyes peeled on our Live page for all of the latest information about these and all of our upcoming performances.

Pantheïst has teamed up with the legendary Quake to create the score for a new map in the game. It’s called ‘Fthagn​-​Nagh’, and is available to listen to and purchase on Bandcamp. You can also download and play the map and watch a partial playthrough of it by Kostas there.

Subscribers to our mailing list have already received a free WAV file of the song together with the cover artwork (if you’ve missed it then check your spam folder and whitelist our email address to avoid this happening again). If you’re not already signed up, you can do so here.

In other news, Pantheïst’s first gig of 2023 has been announced, at the Reaper Festival on 29th/30th July in Derby, UK!

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