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After the Ostrava launch of their new album Barevná továrna, the band Moře dní will continue with more concerts, including in Olomouc, Prague and Brno. The November tour has been named Ubulená listopadová tma tour.

As frontman Martin “Marcyn” Hampel explained, the name comes from the song Večerní Praha a nebo sorry on the band’s debut album: “Ubulená listopadová tma” is the first line of that track.

“It somehow suits me. I was born in November myself, my birthday is 16 November, which is when we have our launch in Prague. I called the tour that because that is when I came into the world, and it has been in me all my life,” Marcyn said.

How the album came about, what its name means to the band and which concerts listeners can look forward to — Hampel talked about it in a conversation with Marek Slonina. The interview is available in the archive of Rádio Ostravan.

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