Chromatics launch new album Nearer to Gray: Stream
After seven lengthy years, Chromatics are again with a brand new album — but it surely’s not the long-awaited Expensive Tommy.
As a substitute, Nearer to Gray is the identify of the album that’s out at present and streaming under. It’s comprised of 11 new songs along with the title monitor, which the band’s Johnny Jewel shared approach again in 2014. Different music titles embody “The Sound of Silence”, “You’re No Good”, “Twist the Knife”, and “By way of the Trying Glass”. Simply in time for October, its art work (seen under) seems to characteristic a shattered picture of the group’s personal Ruth Radelet lined in blood.
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The brand new album follows 2012’s Kill for Love, the band’s fifth LP if you happen to rely 2012’s Working from the Solar mixtape. What’s fascinating, although, is that Nearer to Gray is being billed as Chromatics’ seventh general, suggesting that the much-delayed Expensive Tommy continues to be a go and should someday truly see an official launch.
Within the time since Kill for Love, Chromatics dropped a single known as “Time Rider” and launched into their first tour in half a decade, together with a show-stopping gig in Chicago. Radelet, Jewel, and the remainder of the synthpop outfit presently have a handful of concert events scheduled in Europe this month, and you should purchase tickets right here.
Nearer to Gray isn’t the one new music we’ve heard from Chromatics this 12 months. They beforehand dropped a the standalone singles “Time Rider” and “I Need to Be Alone”, along with a canopy of Gap’s “Petals” for the Netflix horror movie The Perfection.
Nearer to Gray Paintings:
