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Fire in the Radio's fantastic new record "New Air" is out today. You can stream, download, and order it on your prefered platform here. In addition, the band is premiering an exclusive stream of their record and a site takeover at New Noise Magazine. You can stream the record over at Spotify and check out the video for the album first's single "New Air" below...
Fire in the Radio are premiering their video for New Air over at Pure Volume. The band's new record entitled the same drops on May 5th and can be per-ordered here:
Bandcamp: https://fireintheradio.bandcamp.com/
Amazon: http://a.co/7SfsG9t
We will be releasing Fire in the Radio's sophomore album New Air on May 5th. The album is the follow-up to their 2015 acclaimed record Telemetry and can be pre-ordered now at Bandcamp. The shared "New Air," the first single from album, with Impose Magazine who said, "As an indie-punk ballad, the drawn-back vocals of “New Air” illustrate a phenomenal contrast to the soaring instrumentation found throughout the track. Taking a breath just before the latter third of the song, you find yourself happily lost in the noise and emotion of the chaos that eventually closes it out."
New Air was recorded with Steve Poponi at Gradwell House studios (Beach Slang, Into It. Over It.) with additional engineering by Angus Cooke. The record was mixed by Jesse Gander (Japandroids, White Lung) and mastered by Alan Douches.
One Hundred Paces have released their first single "The Reckoning" off their upcoming full length record "This Distance," which we will be releasing on April 22, 2017. It is premiering now over at idobi.com. Those of you on the west coast can check the band out on March 8, 2017 @ The Silverlake Longe (Los Angeles) or March 22, 2017 @ Soho (Santa Barbara). You can pre-order "This Distance" over at Bandcamp.
Philadelphia’s Fire in the Radio have announced a series of fall tour dates in further support of last year’s acclaimed record “Telemetry.” The dates include shows with J. Robbins, Drug Church (No Sleep Records), Such Gold (Razor & Tie) and a performance at this year’s Fest 15 in Gainesville, Florida:
Oct. 22 – West Chester, PA – Social Lounge
Oct. 23 – State College, PA – Top Button Boys & Girls House
Oct. 24 – Kutztown, PA – Young Ones Records
Oct. 25 – Philadelphia, PA – Boot and Saddle*
Oct. 26 – Richmond, VA – The Camel
Oct. 27 – Wilmington, NC – Reggie’s Pre-Fest Shindig#
Oct. 28 – Gainesville, FL – Fest 15
*w/ J.Robbins and Daria
w/ Drug Church and Such Gold
In addition, the band is in the process of putting the finishing touches on their new record, titled “Drug Life.” The record was recorded at Gradwell House Recordings (Into It. Over It., Beach Slang, Foxing) and mixed by Jesse Gander (Japandroids, White Lung). The record, which the band collectively describes as its darkest effort to date, is set for release in early 2017.
More here: http://newnoisemagazine.com/fire-radio-announce-fall-tour-dates/
SELECTED PRESS:
"The Philadelphia scene has always been pretty vibrant; the rest of the world has just finally started to notice it. The past few years have seen everyone from The Menzingers and Beach Slang to Modern Baseball and Restorations impress with wildly original albums. Based on their stellar debut, Telemetry—released in May on Wednesday Records—Fire In The Radio is the latest Philly band to keep the streak alive." - New Noise Magazine
“With the hooks of Gaslight Anthem, The leads of The Menzingers, and the melodies of classic melodic punk, Fire In The Radio combines their elements to form their new album, Telemetry....Fire In The Radio might just be the catchiest band in their genre. Their melodic songs are filled with powerful riffs and emotional vocals. Telemetry is a testimony to Fire In The Radio’s strength to write indulgently catchy songs that will never lose their luster." - PunkNews.org
“A melodic punk supergroup of sorts, Fire In The Radio are a band of punk and hardcore lifers who’ve pooled their resumes into an exceptionally catchy, well-written record, Telemetry. Think Samiam, late-period Jawbreaker, even Saves The Day." - Half Cloth
There are few bands more deserving of success than Mock Orange. For over a decade they have toiled away refining their craft, evolving, and writing amazing songs. As individuals, there are none kinder or more humble. We could not be more pleased to have had the privilege of releasing several of their records and cheered the loudest on their signing to the amazing label that is Top Shelf Records. It is our hope this move will give them greater visibility and a broader fanbase, all of which they undoubtedly deserve. Their new record is incredible and you should pre-order it immediately. More on the record can be found here:
http://www.brooklynvegan.com/mock-orange-sign-to-topshelf-for-new-album-share-nine-times/
The Blues and Greys have announced a pair of new west coast dates. On April 21st, the band will be opening for Cayucos (Secretly Canadian) at the San Luis Obispo Brewing Company. Then, on May 17th, the band will be playing the Santa Barbara Bowl with Of Monters and Men, Banks, and Walk the Moon as part of KJEE FM's Summer Roundup.
On May 12, 2015, Philadelphia’s Fire in the Radio will release its new record entitled “Telemetry” on Wednesday Records.
Work on the record, which contains eleven tracks, started last year when Fire in the Radio spent time at Inner Ear studios in Washington, DC, with engineer Don Zientara (Fugazi) doing a series of demos. The demos turned into the foundation for a full-length record that was recorded in the summer of 2014 at Miner Street Studios in Philadelphia (The Menzingers, Restorations) with producer Thom Flowers (Lagwagon) and engineer Matt Schimelfenig (Cayetana). The record was mixed by Jesse Gander (Japandroids) at Rain City Recorders in Vancouver, and mastered by Alan Douches in New York. The band, who derives their name from the Charles Bukowski poem “Regard Me," has a unique sound that has been appropriately described as an amalgamation of Jawbreaker, Tigers Jaw, Weezer and Title Fight.
The "Telemetry" album art features a photograph from Don Hamerman's "Found Baseball" series, which has been prominently featured in Juxtapoz magazine and NPR.
Absolutepunk.net is running an exclusive feature of a film trailer detailing the recording of the record at Miner Street.
http://www.absolutepunk.net/showthread.php?t=3716872
The trailer was shot by Brandon Dexter. The “Telemetry” video trailer can be viewed here:
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