TEXAS IN JULY - Neues selbstbetiteltes Album erscheint im Oktober 2012
Mi., 08.08.2012 - 06:56 Uhr
Das Equal Vision Records Metalcore Outfit TEXAS IN JULY aus Lancaster USA wird am 09. Oktober ihr neues und mittlerweile drittes Album veröffentlichen: "Texas In July".
Die Band hat sich auf ihr neues Album auch einige Gastmusiker eingeladen, so haben sich AUGUST BURNS RED Drummer Matt Greiner, WE CAME AS ROMANS Sänger Dave Stephens und HUNDREDTH Sänger Chadwick Johnson auf der Langrille verewigt.
Tracklist "Texas In July":
01. Initiate
02. Cry Wolf
03. Shallow Point
04. Without a Head ft. Chadwick Johnson (Hundredth)
05. Bed of Nails
06. Repressed Memories
07. C4 ft. Dave Stephens (We Came As Romans)
08. Crux Lust
09. Paranoia
10. Black Magic
11. Cloudy Minds ft. Matt Greiner (August Burns Red)
Weitere Infos der Pressemitteilung:
"Texas In July was recorded in Belleville, NJ at The Machine Shop Studios, with producer Will Putney (For Today, Chiodos). The band's first single will be "Bed of Nails," which will be released on September 11 via digital retailers such as iTunes and Amazon.com.
"This track is collectively one of our favorite songs that we have ever written as a band," explains lyricist/bassist Witkowski. "For the most part, "Bed of Nails" was written in the studio. It came together so smoothly and, surprisingly, pretty early on in writing/recording process and quickly became a favored track. We think of it as our hybrid song - it has many contrasting musical parts, as well as a heavy hitting vocal chant near the tail of the song. I really think people are going to be pleased to hear this song. I would love to see this track become our next "Hook Line and Sinner". It's very memorable, and feels like the perfect track to be released as the first listen for the upcoming record."
Mehr zu TEXAS IN JULY gibt es auf www.facebook.com im Netz. "This track is collectively one of our favorite songs that we have ever written as a band," explains lyricist/bassist Witkowski. "For the most part, "Bed of Nails" was written in the studio. It came together so smoothly and, surprisingly, pretty early on in writing/recording process and quickly became a favored track. We think of it as our hybrid song - it has many contrasting musical parts, as well as a heavy hitting vocal chant near the tail of the song. I really think people are going to be pleased to hear this song. I would love to see this track become our next "Hook Line and Sinner". It's very memorable, and feels like the perfect track to be released as the first listen for the upcoming record."
