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Sol Invicto<\/strong>‘s Richie<\/strong> Londres<\/strong> announced on October 25th that the supergroup would be releasing a new track “EVERY FRIDAY<\/a>” as “part of a new initiative called, Vault Of Shadows<\/em> \u2013\u00a0A collection of ideas and songs for which there is no obvious place.” Elaborating alongside the release of the first single in the initiative, “You Can’t Come Back,”\u00a0Londres<\/strong> said, ““Exclusively on Bandcamp, not on any streaming services.<\/em> The folder\/album is a work in progress, so will be constantly changing and updated.<\/em> This concept will eventually migrate back to the private music members club but only once things are consistent, operational and sustainable.<\/em> It will be on a pay what you want basis as each track is released.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n And the fourth release of Vault Of Shadows<\/em>, “Tokyo Nights,” dropped this past Friday, a collective effort from Eric<\/strong> Bobo<\/strong> (Cypress<\/strong> Hill<\/strong>), Dan<\/strong> Foord<\/strong> (SikTh<\/strong>), Stephen<\/strong> Carpenter<\/strong> (Deftones<\/strong>), and Richie<\/strong> Londres<\/strong> that taps into that abstract industrial post-metal sound they’ve been chipping away at. But, it appears that you can stream the single, and the past three singles, for free.<\/p>\n Technically active since the late 2000s, Sol Invicto<\/strong> has maintained a certain exclusivity due to the introduction of their ‘private members association,’ in which only they could listen to the music\u00a0Sol Invicto<\/strong>\u00a0was working on, rather than the entire general public having access. It’ll be interesting to see if they do end up migrating back to their ‘private members’ approach.<\/p>\n You can check out the new single<\/a> below.<\/p>\n