Armonight
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The Trilogy

Limited edition offer for Armonight's first three albums.

Don’t miss this chance!

Armonight’s first three albums for 5€ each!

Up to the last copy — a limited edition run.

The first three Armonight albums — Who We Really Are, Recover and Tales from the Heart — were offered together at the limited edition price of 5€ each. Copies were sold directly through the SHOP of the website and at the band’s live gigs.

Limited edition

Once the copies in stock finish, there will be no reprintings.

Armonight is a band whose official site carries a gritty, high-contrast rock aesthetic: near-black pages, bold brush-stroke lettering and full-bleed photography broken up by solid black bands. The homepage greets visitors with a music video headline, while navigation points toward the tour, shop, news, photos, videos and contact areas, giving fans a clear path from the latest release back through the band's archive of live gigs and studio albums.

The tour section of the site traces the band's journey across summer dates, from venues in Barnstaple and Ilfracombe to London, Coventry and Wakefield, with the showlist reflecting the rhythm of a club run rather than a festival circuit. Alongside the listings, the site keeps a running commentary of news items, photo galleries and video material, so that anyone following the band's story can move seamlessly between announcements, live footage and the discography.

The trilogy story sits at the heart of the band's catalogue: the first three Armonight records — Who We Really Are, Recover and Tales from the Heart — were gathered together as a limited edition bundle offered through the online shop and at the band's own live gigs. Once the stock of that run was exhausted, no further reprintings followed, which only added to its collectible character for listeners who tracked the releases closely from the outset.

The wider site rounds out the picture with a shop section stocked by albums, CDs and merchandise, including the limited edition items and a mascot-introducing range of shirts. Video content and photocalls fill the visual side of the page, while the news feed ties together release announcements, tour updates and behind-the-scenes glimpses. Taken together, it presents a band that treats its online presence as an extension of its live work: dark, direct and focused on the music.

Albums and merchandise are listed in the shop — have a look at what is on offer there.

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