THE NEW SLAVE RELEASE "BRINGING YOU A BRIGHTER TOMORROW"
We are are proud and excited to present a new, positive, and hopeful full-length album by The New Slave titled "Bringing You a Brighter Tomorrow", available today at all digital retailers.
Since 2007 The New Slave has been traveling a story. Most of it has been dark. The music is built around glacial rhythms, stripped-down lyrics, banks of gritty keyboards, a howling electric guitar, and warm acoustic textures; their music is roller-rink psychedelia. The band is focused, the hooks are sharp and their story is clear: find the pathway to hope, even if it means traveling through a haze of depressive and self-medicated sounds. The New Slave has always embraced these moments that arise during harrowing but victorious battles of emotional despair. However, the fog has lifted and the discovery of promise has arrived.
Now, in 2013 with their monsters on the brink of being destroyed, The New Slave has found a positive foothold from which they have travelled full circle. With special guests Jace Lasek of The Besnard lakes (who performed on, mixed and produced the band's first self-titled album in 2009), Josh Babcock and Mike Evans of The Society of Rockets, and Belta Fleischmann of D.W. Holiday fame, The New Slave solidifies the notion that yes, "we could feel good again".
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Since 2007 The New Slave has been traveling a story. Most of it has been dark. The music is built around glacial rhythms, stripped-down lyrics, banks of gritty keyboards, a howling electric guitar, and warm acoustic textures; their music is roller-rink psychedelia. The band is focused, the hooks are sharp and their story is clear: find the pathway to hope, even if it means traveling through a haze of depressive and self-medicated sounds. The New Slave has always embraced these moments that arise during harrowing but victorious battles of emotional despair. However, the fog has lifted and the discovery of promise has arrived.
Now, in 2013 with their monsters on the brink of being destroyed, The New Slave has found a positive foothold from which they have travelled full circle. With special guests Jace Lasek of The Besnard lakes (who performed on, mixed and produced the band's first self-titled album in 2009), Josh Babcock and Mike Evans of The Society of Rockets, and Belta Fleischmann of D.W. Holiday fame, The New Slave solidifies the notion that yes, "we could feel good again".
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----> AVAILABLE IN EUROPE VIA RAW ONION RECORDS
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