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LIVE ::: Irish Dates
3 Dec - Limelight, Belfast
4 Dec - Cyprus Avenue, Cork
5 Dec - Roisin Dubh, Galway
6 Dec - Academy - All Access Festival, Dublin
After an incredible
2008/09 so far, which has included a debut top 10 album, 2 full
headline UK and European tours, European dates with Simple
Plan, Radio 1 B listed singles, over 125,000 singles sold
and a whole run of festivals, ELLIOT MINOR are
now set to release their new single ‘Electric High’
and 2nd album ‘Solaris’.
‘Electric High’ signifies a more mature
leap forward in every department for ELLIOT MINOR,
from playing to song writing, production and ambition. Frontman
and songwriter Alex Davies started writing the
new material as soon as the band came off the road in December last
year. The new songs pull from the band’s experiences of making
and touring their first album.
The new single was recorded during the album sessions starting in
April this year at Chapel Studios in Lincoln and at Mavehole Studios
in York. Produced once again by Jim Wirt (Incubus, Hoobastank,
Something Corporate) and mixed by the multi Grammy award
winning Tom Lord-Alge (Manic Street Preachers, Taking Back
Sunday, Weezer, The Rolling Stones), this second collaboration
meant that the band and Jim knew what had worked before but gave
them a lot of room to add new creative ideas and to push into bold
new territory. Live wise, the band have played Oxygen,
T in the Park, Leeds and Reading
and Download last year. They also played main support
to Simple Plan in Europe and Fall Out Boy
in the UK, been to Japan three times doing their own headline shows,
have toured as a headline act through Europe into Paris, Prague,
Brussels and Amsterdam on every tour. On top of this, they have
also taken the likes of You Me at Six, We
are the Ocean, The Higher and Mission
District as support.
TRACKLISTING
1) The Dancer
2) I Believe you need me to...
3) Electric High
4) Coming Home
5) Carry on
6) Better than the Courtroom
7) All Along
8) Solaris
9) Discover (Why the love hurts)
10) Shiver
11) Tethered
12) Sometimes You're Wrong |