Freebass: Two Worlds Collide (EP) (CD)

Freebass

Two Worlds Collide (EP)

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Label: Hacienda, 2010
Bestellnummer: 3877907
Erscheinungstermin: 15.8.2011

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Three bass players (New Order / Joy Division, The Smiths & The Stone Roses) team with guest vocalists for an All-Star EP. Born of Manchester bass legends Peter Hook, Andy Rourke & Gary Mounfield, FreeBass had a long gestation process. The right lead singer was hard to pick, so they asked their famous friends to contribute with Howard Marks, Tim Burgess (Charlatans UK) and Pete Wylie (The Mighty Wah!) responding to the call. Burgess' track, "You Don't Know (This About Me)" is a melodically epic tune with a bass line recalling New Order's single "Ceremony" surrounding Tim's voice. On "The Milky Way Is Our Playground," Wylie takes vocal duties on an anthemic journey into euphoric space rock, reflecting on theuniverse with his star-struck cerebral lyrics. Howard Marks AKA raconteur & beatnik Mr. Nice, delivers a sterling monologue on "Dark Starr," a grungy piece of rock & roll mischief. Finally "Live Tomorrow You Go Down," finds Hooky growling his way through a pulsating dance track whose raved-up bass line, crunching beats & Giorgio Moroder-esque electro flourishes closes the EP with a punkish techno vibe. Band Website - http://www. fac51thehacienda. comFreeBass' debut album, It's A Beautiful Life, is due for release in September 2010 featuring their now resident lead singer GaryBriggs (vocalist for Haven & The Strays).After five years, FINALLY the FreeBass EP you thought you'd never see or hear!FreeBass is Peter Hook (New Order), Gary Mounfield (The Stone Roses), Andy Rourke (The Smiths), Phil Murphy & Paul Kehoe"I think FreeBass is a great band for bass players, a great concept no-one else has done, and there are three really strong characters therethat've all played in extremely brilliant bands."-Tim Burgess, The Charlatans UK"People should realise we're not trying to emulate New Order, The Roses, Primal Scream, or The Smiths, we're just into it for what we do andto have a good time with it."-Gary Mounfield, The Stone Roses / Primal Scream