Press Club - Wasted energy

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Armin Plattentests.de-Chef Postings: 28471 Registriert seit 08.01.2012	04.07.2019 - 19:26 Uhr - Newsbeitrag PRESS CLUB 2. Album "Wasted Energy" am 16.08. Neuer Song "Thinking About You" Tourdaten "Wenn die Press-Club-Sängerin richtig loslegt, drohen Lautsprecher und Herzen vor lauter Aufregung zu explodieren. 'Late Teens' rüttelt die Schmetterlinge im Bauch auf.“ - Visions, 01/19 "Geniale Intros, weiblicheVocals, flirrendes Instrumental, das alles wächst mit jeder Runde in der Anlage." - OX-Fanzine ('Late Teens‘ Review) "A band with an incredible frontwoman, Nat Foster, whose voice imbues the songs with passion and yearning... a punk rock Stevie Nicks fronting Hot Water Music" – Dan P Carter / BBC Radio 1 Download hi-res image HERE Nach dem hochgelobten Debüt-Album „Late Teens“ , folgt am 16.08. das zweite Album der australischen Indie-Pop-Punk Band PRESS CLUB auf Hassle Records ! Die Band um Sängerin Natalie Foster präsentiert in diesem Zuge die Lead-Single „Thinking About You“ , die es hier zu hören gibt: Im September stehen neben Auftritten auf dem Reeperbahn Festival, noch 4 Headline Club-Shows an: 10.09.2019: Haldern - Haldern Pop Bar 11.09.2019: Köln - Sonic Ballroom, 12.09.2019: Karlsruhe - Alte Hackerei 14.09.2019: München - Strom 19.09. / 20.09.: Hamburg - Reeperbahn Festival Weitere Infos: When Melbourne punks Press Club released their debut album Late Teens, it was received as a cacophonous battle-cry, resonating with fans far beyond their native Australia. Marked out as a band to keep an eye out for very early on, their music was singled out for its honesty and integrity, and the band praised for their social awareness, calls for self-improvement and powerhouse live performances. Today, the band announce their anticipated follow-up album, Wasted Energy, along with new single Thinking About You. Press Club’s sonic calling cards are all present on Wasted Energy; the fuzz-addled, kicked-in speaker bass of Iain MacRae, the thick guitar tones of Greg Rietwyk, the merciless drumming of Frank Lees, and the emotionally charged vocal deliverance of Natalie Foster. On new single Thinking About You, amongst the climactic clatter of the band giving it everything, is Foster recounting her experience with a stalker. Never one to shy away from what is uncomfortable, the song embodies a freak’s tongue, cooing unbridled down the phone line; abrupt, uninvited, and out of the blue. In contrast to Late Teens, lyrically, Wasted Energy approaches the microphone through a lens of extrospection. It examines the negative behaviours in the world around us and how we’re all learning to exist in today’s ever-evolving socio-moral landscape. Wasted Energy is broadly about change, and life’s watershed moments that change its course. These shifts are laterally represented lyrically and sonically in many of its songs. Sweeping about-faces and musical departures are an expansion of the musical fibre that make up the Press Club repertoire. Praise for debut album Late Teens: “An amazing, amazing record. There’s no answer to where they could end up.” – Kerrang! Hottest Bands of 2019 “A breathless exorcism of adolescent emotion. Late teens will leave a remarkable imprint.” - NME “The centrepiece both on record and in the flesh is the powerhouse performance of vocalist Natalie Foster.” – DIY “This is one club that the world will be clamouring to join.” - Upset “Press Club install a rackety underlay to their sound that gives them a uniqueness most bands would kill for.” - Alt Press Bands to Watch 2019 “Suburbia is such a big track” - Jack Saunders, BBC Radio 1 “One of our records of the year for sure – so great.” - Dan P Carter, BBC Radio 1 “A listen-all-the-way-through-and-hit-repeat masterpiece.” - Aesthetica Magazine “Nat Foster adds a lot of star power. You can see Press Club going far.” - Louder Than War “Headwreck is a whirlwind of a track.” - The i Paper
Armin Plattentests.de-Chef Postings: 28471 Registriert seit 08.01.2012	01.08.2019 - 19:25 Uhr - Newsbeitrag PRESS CLUB präsentieren ein neues Musikvideo zur Lead-Single "Thinking About You". In dem Track verarbeitet Sängerin NATALIE FOSTER ihre Erfahrungen mit einem Stalker. Das dazugehörige Video greift diese Thematik auf: Musikvideo - "Thinking About You" Gitarrist GREG RIETWYK kommentiert den Entstehungsprozess: "The idea for the Thinking About You video clip came to me as we touched down from a 20 plus hour transit home from our first European tour in May this year. I pictured a surreal retelling of the story of a stalking stranger that is told within the song lyrics, with Nat being tormented by masked freaks. We enlisted the help of our good friend and filmmaker Gina Somfleth from Popcandi productions. We are all massive fans of Gina's keen eye for cinematography. The entire clip was shot on location at Nat's parents farm outside of Ballarat in North Western Victoria. We particularly enjoyed being able to feed our inner pyromaniacs in what was to become the climax of the film. We've thrown a few DIY festivals at the farm where it was shot so the location holds a special place in our collective hearts." Der Song entstammt dem zweiten Studioalbum "Wasted Energy", das am 16.08. auf Hassle Records erscheint. Nach einer ausgedehnten UK-Tour, mit Auftritten auf dem Reading- und Leeds-Festival, spielen die Australier auch diverse Konzerte auf dem europäischen Festland. Neben dem Reeperbahn Festival stehen zusätzlich vier Headline-Shows in Deutschland an:
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Armin Plattentests.de-Chef Postings: 28471 Registriert seit 08.01.2012	18.10.2019 - 19:12 Uhr - Newsbeitrag PRESS CLUB share video for Separate Houses - Watch HERE New album Wasted Energy out now on Hassle Records "Wasted Energy feels hot with spirit and emotion." - Kerrang! ** "The emotional clarity never waivers... powerful." - DIY "Consistently thrilling." - Upset ** Having just wrapped up their biggest headline tour of the UK and Europe, Press Club are releasing Separate Houses, the latest single to come from their second album Wasted Energy. Separate Houses was tracked live at Woodstock Studio, Melbourne and mixed by the band themselves in their studio underneath Melbourne’s Westgate bridge. It is accompanied by a video which puts singer Natalie Foster front and centre, alone, recounting a story of isolation and longing, before being reunited with the band as they play out the song's epic closing refrain. The song has a kaleidoscope lens of introspection and extrospection and is comprised of three acts. In Act I, Press Club are in a familiar sonic playground of uptempo backbeats, straight 8 guitars, and the trademark melodic delivery of singer, Natalie Foster. Act II hones in on the band's ability to make the listener unnerved without even being in the same room. With shades of the title track from the band's debut, Late Teens, Foster remarkably finds another gear in her voice and unleashes sheer fury into the microphone. Act III is a veritable cracking of the spine, relieving all of the pressure built up over the minutes prior. Both apathetic and euphoric the song draws to a close with another tempo shift and cries "I keep on pretending that I am getting better." In keeping with their self-made ethos, the band filmed the music video for Separate Houses while on their second tour of Europe. Directed and produced by the band’s guitarist, Greg Rietwyk, the clip was shot across locations in Scotland, England and continental Europe - Press Club made the most of their idyllic surrounds. Some people view rock and roll as a gratuitous expression of opulence, anti-establishmentarianism and ego. Others view it as an exposé of the inner workings of an artist’s emotions and the most captivating performances draw back the curtains on the artist’s vulnerability. This is Separate Houses. It is the song in which Press Club candidly reveal their vulnerability and their might at its most fierce.
doept Postings: 813 Registriert seit 09.12.2018	27.10.2019 - 22:53 Uhr Großartiges Album, das scheinbar nur wenige Leute interessiert was natürlich schade ist. Hätte ich wetten müssen, dass mich ein Punk/Alternative Rock Album 2019 wirklich überzeugt, hätte ich auch dagegen gewettet...mittlerweile ist die Wette wohl verloren. Kenne kein besseres Album zum Autofahren, Fahrradfahren, Sport machen etc. aus diesem Jahr und würde mir nur wünschen dass der Vorgänger "Late Teens" besser produziert wurde da es teilweise doch etwas zu sehr scheppert. Hoffentlich kommt die Band noch mal den weiten Weg nach Europa, wäre bestimmt cool sie mal live zu sehen.
wilson Postings: 236 Registriert seit 10.08.2015	28.10.2019 - 10:04 Uhr @doept: genau...'ne punkplatte die "scheppert" geht ja gar nicht.
doept Postings: 813 Registriert seit 09.12.2018	28.10.2019 - 18:03 Uhr Naja, OK "scheppern" ist wohl nicht der richtige Ausdruck. Übersteuert trifft es wohl eher...Wurde auch in einigen Rezensionen erwähnt dass es bewusst so produziert wurde. Kann man machen, ist aber für Leute wie mich mit recht gutem Gehör und einer ganz guten Musikanlage etwas anstrengend. Aber die Songs (von "Late Teens) an sich sind klasse, und auf dem Nachfolger haben sie es mit die Übersteuerung auch deutlich reduziert - insofern passt der eingeschlagene Weg auf alle Fälle!
Autotomate Postings: 6174 Registriert seit 25.10.2014	06.03.2020 - 08:54 Uhr Neuer Song im schönsten Dover Listen-and-Feel: Insecurities by Press Club 'Insecurities' is our latest single. We originally released it as part of a B-sides and rarities compilation for Visions Magazine in Germany then decided that we might as well share it with the rest of the world.
VelvetCell Postings: 8080 Registriert seit 14.06.2013	06.03.2020 - 09:22 Uhr im schönsten Dover Listen-and-Feel Das kann ich unterschreiben. Schön!
Armin Plattentests.de-Chef Postings: 28471 Registriert seit 08.01.2012	06.03.2020 - 19:31 Uhr - Newsbeitrag PRESS CLUB präsentieren Musikvideo zum unveröffentlichten Song "Insecurities" Exklusive Deutschland-Show in Hamburg (Credit: Ian Laidlaw) / Download hi-res Die Indie-Punks PRESS CLUB teilen mit "Insecurities" einen bislang offiziell unveröffentlichten Song. Der Track entstand im Aufnahmeprozess des aktuellen Studioalbums "Wasted Energy" (Hassle Records) und war bisher lediglich auf der jährlich erscheinenden Compilation "Rare Tracks" des Visions Magazins verfügbar. Passend zum Release der Single präsentiert das Quartett zudem einen Videoclip, der Einblicke in das Tourleben der Band aus den letzten drei Jahren gibt: Musikvideo - "Insecurities" Im Juni kehren die Australier für eine exklusive Deutschland-Show im Rahmen des Booze Cruise Festivals zurück: 14.06.2020: Hamburg, Booze Cruise Festival Weitere Infos: PRESS CLUB share new single Insecurities Watch the video HERE Listen HERE With their biggest UK and EU tour now in the rear-view mirror - a triumphant victory lap after the release of their critically lauded new album Wasted Energy last summer - Australian indie-punk hopes Press Club return with a video for their new single Insecurities, just as they begin a run of AUS dates in support of The Menzingers. 2019 saw the band back up the promise of their debut album Late Teens with Wasted Energy, as they toured relentlessly through the UK. Finding more and more fans through performances at The Great Escape, Reading & Leeds Festivals, and a host of sold-out club shows, they were also spotlighted across BBC Radio. Annie Mac named them her "Future Sound", they performed live in session from Maida Vale for Dan P Carter's BBC Radio 1 Rock Show, and tastemaker Steve Lamacq introduced them to BBC 6 Music listeners with thunderous former single Separate Houses. With Insecurities - three minutes and two seconds of concise and visceral power-pop - Press Club capture all that they do best: earworm melodies, fists-in-the-sky intensity, and heartfelt introspection, with singer Natalie Foster the familiar fire beneath them. Featuring shades of 1980’s North American punk rock and craftily interwoven overdrive, Insecurities unfurls into an anthemic chorus, with a decidedly folk sensibility. Lyrically singer, Natalie Foster, reveals self doubt, insecurities, and it is a touchstone for the band’s progress since releasing their debut record Late Teens in 2019. Ever-prolific, Insecurities was originally recorded during the Wasted Energy sessions, and was plucked by German publication Visions Magazine for inclusion in their annual rarities compilation record of never-before heard material. It featured alongside artists including IDLES, Metz, Ty Segall, Marilyn Manson and J. Mascis, with Press Club also being named the #1 Newcomer of the Year in their readers poll. The accompanying video is made from documentary cuts, as the band were followed on their many travels through the UK, EU and AUS. See the band live on the following dates Thu May 21 - Hyde Park Book Club, Leeds Fri May 22 - Dot To Dot Festival, Manchester Sat May 23 - Dot To Dot Festival, Bristol Sun May 24 - Dot To Dot Festival, Nottingham Fri Jun 12 - Download Festival Sun Jun 14 - Booze Cruise, Hamburg Praise for Press Club “An amazing, amazing record. There’s no answer to where they could end up.” – Kerrang! “A breathless exorcism of adolescent emotion. Late teens will leave a remarkableimprint.” - NME “The centrepiece both on record and in the flesh is the powerhouse performance of vocalist Natalie Foster.” – DIY “This is one club that the world will be clamouring to join.” - Upset “Press Club install a rackety underlay to their sound that gives them a uniqueness most bands would kill for.” - Alt Press Bands to Watch 2019 “Suburbia is such a big track” - Jack Saunders, BBC Radio 1 “One of our records of the year for sure – so great.” - Dan P Carter, BBC Radio 1 “A listen-all-the-way-through-and-hit-repeat masterpiece.” - Aesthetica Magazine “Nat Foster adds a lot of star power. You can see Press Club going far.” - Louder Than War “Headwreck is a whirlwind of a track.” - The i Paper
Armin Plattentests.de-Chef Postings: 28471 Registriert seit 08.01.2012	04.05.2020 - 19:34 Uhr - Newsbeitrag Die Senkrechtstarter PRESS CLUB präsentieren ihren kürzlich veröffentlichten Track "Insecurities" im Rahmen der Staycation Sessions. Staycation entspringt der gemeinsamen Idee Nick Manuels (Videograf) und Greg Rietwyks, seines Zeichens Gitarrist und Produzent der Band. "Insecurities Live" (The Staycation Sessions)

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