VARAHA News

VARAHA are today premiering a performance of Climax & Exile live at Thalia Hall, via Metal Injection. During the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, VARAHA started to campaign for the Save Our Stages cause - filming Climax & Exile at Chicago's shuttered Thalia Hall in the process. The band and many others stand together in asking Congress to pass the Save Our Stages Act as part of the next COVID relief package to provide critical funding to help independent venues survive.

Chicago's VARAHA have appeared on WGN nationally, as well as locally on NBC 5 in support of the Save Our Stages initiatiive - the national effort to assist America's live music venues. VARAHA created a haunting, cinematic video for track Irreparable, taken from the band's 2019 album A Passage For Lost Years.

Chicago's VARAHA have once again teamed up with videographer, David Leep, to create a video to support the #SaveOurStages campaign - drawing attention to the way the live music industry has been effected during the pandemic. The track is Irreparable, taken from VARAHA's 2019 album, A Passage For Lost Years. The video is premiering via Brooklyn Vegan now. The creatives previously joined forces to create a haunting cinematic view of the city during the Covid-19 lockdown, titled Karantinas.

Chicago-based atmospheric ensemble, VARAHA, have today unveiled details of a new single - featuring members of Napalm Death, SubRosa and Veil of Maya - which was entirely recorded during the lockdown necessitated by Covid-19. The track, titled Reves is a re-imagining of the track Severance