The Flatliners - Inviting light

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Armin Plattentests.de-Chef Postings: 27879 Registriert seit 08.01.2012	16.03.2017 - 18:51 Uhr - Newsbeitrag THE FLATLINERS - "Infinite Wisdom": Neuer Song Neues Album "Inviting Light" am 07. April 2017 auf Rise Records! Auf Tour im April 26. April - Köln @ Underground 27. April - Berlin @ Musik & Frieden 28. April - Münster @ Uncle M event 29. April - Meerhout (B) @ Groezrock Festival THE FLATLINERS kündigten kürzlich ihr sechstes Studioalbum "Inviting Light" für den 07. April 2017 an! Gleichzeitig wird es ihr erstes Release via Rise Records sein. Mit "Infinite Wisdom" gibt es nun den zweiten Song Vorab-Song der Kanadier: Tracklist: 01. Mammals 02. Hang My Head 03. Nicotine Lips 04. Indoors 05. Human Party Trick 06. Unconditional Love 07. Burn Out Again 08. Infinite Wisdom 09. Sympathy Vote 10. Wedding Speech 11. Chameleon Skin 12. No Roads Den Song "Human Party Trick" kann man hier hören: "Inviting Light" kann man ab sofort hier vorbestellen: http://smarturl.it/flatliners-merch Wenige Wochen nach Release wird das Quartett aus Toronto dann den weiten Weg nach Europa auf sich nehmen, um gemeinsam mit den Menzingers die neuen Songs live zu präsentieren: THE FLATLINERS - Live 2017 (The Menzingers-Support): 26. April - Köln @ Underground 27. April - Berlin @ Musik & Frieden 28. April - Münster @ Uncle M event 29. April - Meerhout (B) @ Groezrock Festival Weitere Informationen: The Flatliners’ career is a testament to perseverance and dedication. With a lineup that has never strayed from the original members who met as teenagers, the band has since logged countless miles on the road and amassed a dedicated legion of fans along the way. Now approaching 15 years of hammering out bombastic tunes everywhere from dive bars to festival stages to European concert halls, The Flatliners hold fast to the DIY punk-rock ethos that has been at the group’s core since the beginning. The band came out swinging with youthful exuberance on their debut record, Destroy To Create, in 2005, and they’ve honed their anthemic style with each subsequent release: The Great Awake in 2007, Cavalcade in 2010, Dead Language in 2013 and Division of Spoils in 2015. But frenetic touring schedules and prolific recording output takes its toll, and The Flatliners decided to spend the majority of 2015 off the road to recharge and reconnect with friends and family. Striking a balance between home and road life is a difficult task, but frontman and guitarist Chris Cresswell concedes that it’s necessary. “That’s what we’ve been in search of for probably the last seven years. We noticed it in ourselves, and that’s what we’re really striving for now,” he says. “We have a lot of people in our lives that are super supportive of what we do, and we’re supportive of each other.” The band may have opted for more downtime, but there was still plenty going on behind the scenes. Early in 2015, the guys found themselves without thefamiliarity of the jam space they had inhabited for nearly a decade—four walls that had been the incubator for hundreds of songs and uninhibited creativity. Several months were spent renting rooms wherever they were available before the band was able to settle into a new space, but the group did their best not to let the upheaval hinder their burgeoning roster of new material. Borne out of that chaos was Nerves, a two-song EP released in October 2016 that also marked the band’s first recording on Dine Alone Records. The recording serves as a taste of what eager fans can expect to hear on The Flatliners’ new album, Inviting Light, set to be released on April 7, 2017. The band has been working hard to refine its unmistakable style, ensuring they don’t lose sight of their roots while continuing to move forward. “Inviting Light is about trying to keep up with life around you but also wading through the potential bullshit of people thinking that a digital landscape is more important than their friends,” Cresswell explains. “It’s inevitable that you’re fighting for people’s attention now, whether you’re a band or an individual, and there’s not as much value placed on face-to-face human interaction as there is in elevating the profile.” Meaningful interaction may be more difficult to achieve these days, but the group’s steadfast members continue to build on the enduring connection that brought them together all those years ago, celebrating one another’s personal milestones and weathering each new experience as a unit. “It feels like we’re onto something,” Cresswell adds. “It’s exciting for a band to be 15 years into their existence and have this. It’s a refreshing thing.” THE FLATLINERS Online: http://www.theflatliners.com https://www.facebook.com/theflatliners/ https://twitter.com/theflatliners
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THE FLATLINERS - "Infinite Wisdom": Neuer Song

Neues Album "Inviting Light" am 07. April 2017 auf Rise Records!

Auf Tour im April
26. April - Köln @ Underground
27. April - Berlin @ Musik & Frieden
28. April - Münster @ Uncle M event
29. April - Meerhout (B) @ Groezrock Festival

THE FLATLINERS kündigten kürzlich ihr sechstes Studioalbum "Inviting Light" für den 07. April 2017 an! Gleichzeitig wird es ihr erstes Release via Rise Records sein.

Mit "Infinite Wisdom" gibt es nun den zweiten Song Vorab-Song der Kanadier:

Tracklist:
01. Mammals
02. Hang My Head
03. Nicotine Lips
04. Indoors
05. Human Party Trick
06. Unconditional Love
07. Burn Out Again
08. Infinite Wisdom
09. Sympathy Vote
10. Wedding Speech
11. Chameleon Skin
12. No Roads

Den Song "Human Party Trick" kann man hier hören:

"Inviting Light" kann man ab sofort hier vorbestellen: http://smarturl.it/flatliners-merch

Wenige Wochen nach Release wird das Quartett aus Toronto dann den weiten Weg nach Europa auf sich nehmen, um gemeinsam mit den Menzingers die neuen Songs live zu präsentieren:

THE FLATLINERS - Live 2017 (The Menzingers-Support):
26. April - Köln @ Underground
27. April - Berlin @ Musik & Frieden
28. April - Münster @ Uncle M event
29. April - Meerhout (B) @ Groezrock Festival

Weitere Informationen:

The Flatliners’ career is a testament to perseverance and dedication. With a lineup that has never strayed from the original members who met as teenagers, the band has since logged countless miles on the road and amassed a dedicated legion of fans along the way.

Now approaching 15 years of hammering out bombastic tunes everywhere from dive bars to festival stages to European concert halls, The Flatliners hold fast to the DIY punk-rock ethos that has been at the group’s core since the beginning. The band came out swinging with youthful exuberance on their debut record, Destroy To Create, in 2005, and they’ve honed their anthemic style with each subsequent release: The Great Awake in 2007, Cavalcade in 2010, Dead Language in 2013 and Division of Spoils in 2015.

But frenetic touring schedules and prolific recording output takes its toll, and The Flatliners decided to spend the majority of 2015 off the road to recharge and reconnect with friends and family. Striking a balance between home and road life is a difficult task, but frontman and guitarist Chris Cresswell concedes that it’s necessary.

“That’s what we’ve been in search of for probably the last seven years. We noticed it in ourselves, and that’s what we’re really striving for now,” he says. “We have a lot of people in our lives that are super supportive of what we do, and we’re supportive of each other.”

The band may have opted for more downtime, but there was still plenty going on behind the scenes. Early in 2015, the guys found themselves without thefamiliarity of the jam space they had inhabited for nearly a decade—four walls that had been the incubator for hundreds of songs and uninhibited creativity. Several months were spent renting rooms wherever they were available before the band was able to settle into a new space, but the group did their best not to let the upheaval hinder their burgeoning roster of new material. Borne out of that chaos was Nerves, a two-song EP released in October 2016 that also marked the band’s first recording on Dine Alone Records.

The recording serves as a taste of what eager fans can expect to hear on The Flatliners’ new album, Inviting Light, set to be released on April 7, 2017. The band has been working hard to refine its unmistakable style, ensuring they don’t lose sight of their roots while continuing to move forward.

“Inviting Light is about trying to keep up with life around you but also wading through the potential bullshit of people thinking that a digital landscape is more important than their friends,” Cresswell explains. “It’s inevitable that you’re fighting for people’s attention now, whether you’re a band or an individual, and there’s not as much value placed on face-to-face human interaction as there is in elevating the profile.”

Meaningful interaction may be more difficult to achieve these days, but the group’s steadfast members continue to build on the enduring connection that brought them together all those years ago, celebrating one another’s personal milestones and weathering each new experience as a unit.
“It feels like we’re onto something,” Cresswell adds. “It’s exciting for a band to be 15 years into their existence and have this. It’s a refreshing thing.”

THE FLATLINERS Online:
http://www.theflatliners.com
https://www.facebook.com/theflatliners/
https://twitter.com/theflatliners

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