Ny Sångstudie Av Devo Har Premiär Ikväll

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2010-04-08 17:34 CEST Ny sångstudie av Devo har premiär ikväll Ikväll har den nya sångstudien Devo sjösatt premiär. Se trailer här:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fO9GEicoX0c Inbjudan är även bifogad. Missa inte detta erbjudande. Det är din plikt som medborgare på denna jord. DEVO firar dessutom sina tidiga inspelningar på Warner Bros. Records med en remastrad vinyl och CD av deras andra album ”Duty Now For The Future” (1979) och deras fjärde album ”New Traditionalists” (1981). Båda albumen har remastrats från den ursprungliga analoga inspelningen och packats med bonuslåtar. Båda titlarna släpps på CD samt vinyl. Devo kommer att uppträda på Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival i Indio, på årliga Record Store Day, den 17 april. Just denna dag säljs även en limiterad utgåva av en 12” vinyl med de nyinspelade låtarna ”Fresh” och ”What We Do”. Bara några dagar senare kommer Devo att uppträda på utomhusscenen på ”Jimmy Kimmel Live”. För mer info om Devos kommande album, gå in på www.clubdevo.com. DUTY NOW FOR THE FUTURE tracklist: Devo Corporate Anthem Clockout Timing X Wiggly World Blockhead Strange Pursuit S.I.B. (Swelling Itching Brain) Triumph of the Will The Day My Baby Gave Me a Surprize Pink Pussycat Secret Agent Man Smart Patrol/Mr. DNA Red Eye Express Bonus Tracks: General Boy Visits Apocalypse Now Soo Bawlz Be Stiff (Stiff Version) Penetration in the Centerfold Secret Agent Man (Live) NEW TRADITIONALISTS tracklist: Through Being Cool Jerkin’ Back ‘N’ Forth Pity You Soft Things Going Under Race of Doom Love Without Anger The Super Thing Beautiful World Enough Said Bonus Tracks: Nu-tra Speaks (New Traditionalist Man) One Dumb Thing Modern Life Faster and Faster Psychology of Desire (Demo) Beautiful World (E-Z Listening Version) Warner Music International, a leading company in national and international repertoire operates through numerous international affiliates and licensees in more than 50 countries. Kontaktpersoner Ellen Fjæstad Presskontakt Product & Promotion Manager Giant/Domestic [email protected] 0707754571 Darren Edwards Presskontakt International Promotion Manager International Promotion, Nuclear Blast and Roadrunner Records [email protected] 08-7522604.

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