Japandroids Announce Remaining Album, Share New Music “Chicago”: Pay attention

Japandroids have introduced a brand new album, and it will likely be the band’s final. Destiny & Alcohol, the follow-up to 2017’s Close to to the Wild Coronary heart of Life, is out October 18 by way of Anti-. Main the LP is the brand new track “Chicago.” Discover it under.

Guitarist and vocalist Brian King and drummer and vocalist David Prowse met as college students, within the mid-2000s, on the College of Victoria in British Columbia. They relocated to Vancouver and launched their first Japandroids album, Put up-Nothing, in 2009. Their second album, 2012’s Celebration Rock, was launched to crucial acclaim, and King and Prowse toured extensively in help of the report. They took a break earlier than returning with Close to to the Wild Coronary heart of Life.

Discussing the duo’s remaining album, in a press assertion, Brian King stated:

On our final report we needed to broaden the definition of a Japandroids track, and purposely left our demos fairly open and malleable in order that we had extra flexibility to experiment within the studio. On the time, this strategy was new and thrilling, and impressed us to be bolder, to take extra probabilities. We had been aiming for a extra cinematic tackle our signature sound. This time, we made sure that each track ripped in our jam area earlier than [longtime recording engineer] Jesse [Gander] ever heard it. If you happen to hearken to our first demo of “Chicago,” it’s clearly a lot rougher than what you hear on report, however it’s all there. Even on a blown-out iPhone recording, the power was apparent, and the sensation lower via loud and clear.

Examine Celebration Rock at No. 113 in “The 200 Finest Albums of the 2010s.”