BORN LION
New single
‘Old Days’
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In February this year Born Lion released their highly anticipated sophomore full-length album ‘Celebrate the Lie’ produced by Jimmy Balderstone (Luca Brasi, High Tension, Grenadiers) and mixed by Ryan Hazell (The Drones, Green Buzzard).
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“This album will provide you with much gnarly enjoyment.” – The Music
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‘Celebrate the Lie’ combines angsty punk-rock, frenetic hardcore and unapologetic monstrous pop-hooks, to deliver on what is quite simply a straight up, raucous, no bull-shit, razor-sharp rock n’ roll record.
Not spending one minute to sit and relax, the band are into their new single – Old Days – and a large-scale tour again.
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Lead singer John Bowker said this of the new single;
“Old Days was the first song written for Celebrate the Lie. It came together really quickly. Lyrically it’s a personal reflection about where I was at that point in my life. I’d been through some pretty heavy events, like a divorce and was starting to come out the other side of all that. It’s a reminder to myself that even though things may seem all doom and gloom, it can change for the better if I keep working at it.”
Expect a video clip for this new single coming this week too! Pioneering a new filming technique incorporating 5 Go-Pro cameras all lined up on a metre-long board makes for a tripped-out perspective on the traditional video clip. Watch this space for more!
The band continue their album tour throughout May and June;
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Celebrate The Lie
Album Tour
Saturday 26 May
Meltdown Festival
Crowbar, Brisbane, QLD
Thursday 31 May
Sooki Lounge, Geelong, VIC
Friday 1 June
The Eastern, Ballarat, VIC
Saturday 2 June
Pelly Bar, Frankston, VIC
Friday 8 June
Lennox Head Hotel, Lennox Head, NSW
Saturday 9 June
Mo’s Dessert House, Gold Coast, QLD
Thursday 14 June
Hamilton Station Bar, Newcastle, NSW
Friday 15 June
Tatts, Penrith, NSW
Saturday 16 June
Transit Bar, Canberra, ACT
Friday 29 June
‘Holy Land iii’
The Gov, Adelaide, SA
Saturday 30 June
Servo, Wollongong, NSW
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