‘Gold In A Brass Age’ marks David Gray's 11th studio album - set for release on March 8, 2019. ‘Gold In A Brass Age’ was produced by Ben de Vries, son of producer and soundtrack composer Marius. The album finds Gray in renewed creative form and arrives just ahead of a run of headline shows in the US and UK. The album is defined by an intuitive approach from Gray, exploring new electronic textures and sound palettes, along with new production techniques. He began writing ‘Gold In A Brass Age’ in 2016 and it was recorded over several months between tours, which included a 50 date US tour and a co-headline tour with Alison Krauss in Using a cut and paste approach to the arrangement of songs, the album’s atmospheric and experimental undertones are evident throughout.
MoreDido is back with her first new album in five years, the stunning STILL ON MY MIND out March 8th on BMG. She will undertake a 16 date European tour beginning in Prague May 5th and finishing at London’s Roundhouse May 30th before touring North America in June. These will be her first live dates in 15 years and promise to be one of the highlights of the year. Showcasing songs from her incredible back catalogue as well as new tracks that easily rank alongside her best work. These live shows are not to be missed. The first taste of this epic new album is the glorious “Hurricanes.” From the very first notes of this powerful track, her voice has never sounded bigger and better, making you realize how much we’ve missed that sound. STILL ON MY MIND is Dido’s 5th studio album and follows the 2013 release of the acclaimed “Girl ...
MoreUK rockers Foals will return with two new albums in 2019: Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost – Part 1 & 2, a pair of releases, separate but related, they share a title, themes and artwork. ‘Part 1’ is set to release on March 8th with ‘Part 2’ following in the Autumn. Included on Part 1 is the recently released single, “Exits”. From playing chaotic house parties in their home city of Oxford to becoming major festival headliners across Europe, Foals’ trajectory has been remarkable. They’ve earned critical acclaim (NME and Q Award wins, plus Mercury Prize, Ivor Novello and BRIT Award nominations) and fan devotion (1.7 million sales of their four Gold-certified albums, plus over half a billion streams at Spotify since 2015) in equal measure. Starting mid-March, Foals will kick off a 17-date North American headlining tour, including stops in Vancouver and Toronto.
MoreFormed in Espoo, Finland in 1993, CHILDREN OF BODOM had an extraordinary start to their career. Their ‘90s take off was impressive, almost all of their albums have earned platinum or gold status in Finland and over the past twenty five years they‘ve become regulars on some of the world‘s biggest stages. 2019 beckons in a new era for a revitalized and bloodthirsty Hate Crew, who will present their 10th studio album “Hexed” on March 8th. It’s been three years since the release of “I Worship Chaos”. History tells us that having an extensive time frame to work on a project can often result in procrastination and loss of focus – but with “Hexed” the reverse has manifest in this 11 track, impressively stripped back melo-death, rock-n-roll-rampage. “Hexed” is a high-energy, up-tempo record seething with new life but also all of the Children of Bodom trademarks that millions of fans around the ...
MoreMulti‐Double Platinum selling pop band Marianas Trench are launching their 5th studio album, PHANTOMS, March 2019 accompanied by a North American tour. The Suspending Gravity Tour will be held at venues that will give the fans an up‐close‐and personal live experience, and feature the powerhouse Vancouver quartet’s signature high‐energy performance, while showcasing material from their new album PHANTOMS in addition to hits from their previous double platinum and gold‐selling albums. The band released their latest single “I Knew You When,” mid‐November which went to #2 on the iTunes All‐Genre chart and #1 on Pop Top Songs. It was added to numerous Spotify and Apple Music Playlists including Pop All Day Cover, New Music Friday, Release Radar, and Best Of The Week. “I Knew You When” is the perfect combination of fresh pop‐rock beats that blend seamlessly with lead singer Josh Ramsay’s incredible vocals. The official music video for “I Knew You When” was released Dec 19th. It illustrates ...
MoreTen original songs that pay homage to the one and only Frank Sinatra Welcome aboard as we transport you back in time to the golden era of travel when flying was glamorous, and jazz reigned supreme. At this moment every ticket is a First‐Class seat and you show up only ten minutes before your flight departs. There's always plenty of legroom and everyone boards the plane wearing their Sunday Best. This is JETSETJAZZ, your first stop on a round‐the‐world tour that celebrates the swinging' 60's; when traveling was luxurious, the destinations were exotic, and the music was unforgettable. Featuring a 54‐piece orchestra, 10 original compositions, and multiplatinum selling crooner Matt Dusk in the cockpit. So, pack your suitcase, fill your martini shaker, and come along with us as we depart on an adventure like no other. This is your journey.
MoreWelcome to the dark side. Weezer’s forthcoming album, Weezer (The Black Album), is set to release on March 1st – an album compiled of original Weezer songs, featuring the hit “Can’t Knock The Hustle”. Weezer (The Black Album) was produced by TV On The Radio’s Dave Sitek, with whom the band worked for the first time. The songs were entirely written on piano by frontman Rivers Cuomo for the first time in Weezer history, creating some of the most satisfyingly awesome songs in the entire hits-filled Weezer catalogue. With band members switching up instruments in the studio, and choruses filtered through Sitek’s own encyclopedic musical references of everything from Gorillaz to Can to Pink Floyd, Weezer (The Black Album) is the bold next step in the winning streak of acclaimed albums they’ve released since 2014. The album includes the current hit radio single, “Can’t Knock The Hustle”, which recently became the band’s sixteenth ...
MoreThis collection of personal favorites and important milestones is the first anthology to span Petty’s entire career, from the first album to Mudcrutch 2. The final track, “For Real,” is a previously unreleased song not unlike the kind of intimate letter Petty often sent to friends or associates. In an e‐mail world, he liked the look of pen on paper. It’s an appropriate grace note to close this gathering of songs, chosen by Petty’s closest band and family: Adria Petty, Dana Petty, Mike Campbell and Benmont Tench, and long time studio collaborator Ryan Ulyate. It’s a banquet, but it’s also an appetizer. For the newer fans, let it be an invitation to get lost in the bounty of albums, all of them stocked with songs for every feel or occasion, quiet and loud, reverent and foolish, always deep and true. For every “Learning to Fly,” or “Mary Jane’s Last Dance,” there’s a “Walls” or a “You Wreck Me.” Or ...
MoreLed by the husband‐and‐wife duo of guitar master Derek Trucks and singer‐guitarist Susan Tedeschi, the 12‐piece ensemble return with the follow up to their Billboard Top 10 debut Let Me Get By. The 11 track album is produced by Derek and Jim Scott (Tom Petty, Wilco), and will be released on February 15, 2019.
MoreFueled By Ramen recording group ONE OK ROCK has announced the release of their hugely anticipated new album, Eye Of The Storm, arriving everywhere on Friday, February 15th. ONE OK ROCK vocalist Taka commented on the new body of work: "For this album we challenged and pushed ourselves to try new things while still maintaining the essence of what our band is," adding, "I believe you will hear some things you have never heard from ONE OK ROCK." In addition, single off the album "Stand Out Fit In" arrived alongside a spectacular new companion visual, directed by award-winning filmmaker Peter Huang (Martin Garrix, Avicii, Jessie Reyez). EYE OF THE STORM further features such stellar new tracks as "In The Stars (Feat. Kiiara)" and the recently released single, "Change." The latter track is joined by a new companion visual, directed by filmmaker Raul Gonzo.
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