New York City-based black metal band Yellow Eyes was formed in the winter of 2010 in the woods of northwestern Connecticut, where they continue to write and record. Their first album, Silence Threads The Evening's Cloth, was released in a limited run of 100 cassettes by Chicago-based label Sol Y Nieve in January 2012. A cassette split with Monument was also released on Sol Y Nieve in September 2012. Their second full length, Hammer of Night, was released on cassette July 15, 2013 (Sibir Records).
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Yellow Eyes has had 30 concerts.
Yellow Eyes is most often considered to be Black Metal, Atmospheric Black Metal, Post-Doom Metal, Drone Metal, Depressive Black Metal, Abstract, Voidgaze, Post-Black Metal, USBM, Nature, Nyc Metal, Technical Black Metal, and Chaotic Black Metal.
The next Yellow Eyes concert is on June 01, 2024 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The bands performing are: Body Void / Botfly / Chained To The Bottom Of The Ocean / Dboy / Dreamwell / Forn / Greber / Liturgy / Mares of Thrace / mike scheidt / North Of America / Orchid / Sea / Shrewd / Terminal Nation / They Grieve / Tomb Mold / Tribunal / Tunic / Vile Creature / witching / Yellow Eyes.
The last Yellow Eyes concert was on May 25, 2024 in Baltimore, Maryland, United States. The bands that performed were: Haemmorhage / Imperialist / Mork / Vacant Eyes / Beheaded / Soilent Green / Spectral Voice / Nixil / Dismember / Lack of Interest / Vomitory / Dread Sovereign / Ninth Realm / Yacøpsæ / Sacrifice / Cemetery Piss / Skinless / Deathhammer / Intestinal Disgorge / Vomi Noir / forbidden / Perdition Temple / Yellow Eyes / contaminated / Severe Torture / impure / Noisy Neighbors / Avulsed.
The songs that Yellow Eyes performs live vary, but here's the latest setlist that we have from the December 02, 2023 concert at Gebäude 9 in Cologne, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany:
