#63
Gav wrote:
From my inbox via Global Music :
In Therapy’s 20th year of music-making, Global Music are proud to announce a limited edition Digi-pack of the band’s 2009 release, Crooked Timber. This limited ‘Deluxe Gold Edition’ will be available worldwide from July 19th 2010.
The band commented on the making-of-the album: “When the idea of the “Crooked Timber” re-issue was raised we thought it’d be good to tie up the project and collect all the material ‘under one roof’ so to speak.
While we were at it we got a couple of artists we are fans of to remix/mangle a couple of our live favourites and add to the pot. It should be a good opportunity for those who’ve yet to get the album to catch up on what they’ve been missing.”
The ‘Deluxe Gold Edition’ will feature a number of remixed tracks, edited in styles which have influenced Therapy? throughout the years, including Dub-step and samples taken from British Cinema.
The package also includes four bonus tracks.
The album is available NOW for pre-sale:
Click to order Therapy? ‘Deluxe Gold Edition’
The band’s first official live album is set be to released later this year as part of their 20th Anniversary celebrations!
Therapy? will also be releasing their second single, ‘Exiles’, available to download from July 7th 2010.
Frontman, Andy Cairns, reveals some of the creative motivation behind the track: “Exiles takes its lyrical inspiration from the famous ‘Earthrise’ photograph taken by astronauts, as well as the movies ‘Dark Star’ and ‘Silent Running’.
The rhythmical drum patterns and deep bass-lines are influenced by dubstep act, ‘Cult of the 13th Hour’, while the chiming guitars echo the sound of a rotating musical jewelry box.”
With influences from early 70’s science fiction classics, ‘Silent Running’, a film which depicts the near-extinction of all human life and the struggle of the few who fight to preserve it; and also John Carpenter’s tongue-in-cheek sci-fi film, ‘Dark Star - the spaced out Odyssey’, take these influences of fantastic imagery, apply it to a pounding track full of atmospherics and you have one amazing audio track…
Posted on Thu, 27 May 2010 at 13:10