BOSTON MANOR
talk through new album
“GLUE”
with track by track video
GLUE IS OUT NOW VIA PURE NOISE RECORDS
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“The voice of a new generation.” – Kerrang!
“The finest album of their career.” – Rock Sound
“If the last year of our lives has been a Black Mirror episode then Boston Manor have provided the soundtrack to it with ‘GLUE’.” – Upset , 5*
“A bold and brazen album that will joyously haunt you.” – The Line of Best Fit, 8.5/10
“An extraordinary, timely record.” – CLASH, 9/10
“This is one hell of an important record.” – Punktastic
“not only do Boston Manor play for salvation, they hit the right notes for unity.” – Gigwise, 8/10
“Boston Manor have produced an utterly overclocked stadium-ready rocker with more going on under the surface than the searing production suggests.” – Hysteria Magazine, 9/10
“It’s Boston Manor doing whatever the hell they want and slaying the game.” – Wall Of Sound, 9/10
“‘GLUE’ will certainly draw in new fans” – themusic.com.au
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Blackpool’s Boston Manor released their already-acclaimed third album, GLUE, on Friday via Pure Noise Records. Watch the band talk through each song on YouTube here:
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Henry, Daniel, Mike, Ash and Jordan connected remotely to talk through each track’s evolution and the themes explored within.
Boston Manor recently released their single Plasticine Dreams, a soulful composition complete with contemplative animated music video, which features on the full-length. The track was named Rockest Radio on the BBC Radio 1 Rock Show and has received spins on The Indie Show at Radio 1 and Kerrang! Radio, with the video going into rotation at Kerrang! TV and MTV Rocks.
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GLUE is the sound of a band questioning the state of the world around them. Inevitably, in a critical examination of the modern world, it comes from a dark place, but one that fuelled the five-piece to create a body of work that elevates their craft further than ever before. Its 13 highly charged songs came out of a process that Cox describes as “very chaotic”, but the result is a truly ferocious album.
The album was recorded at The Barber Shop studios in New Jersey, produced by Mike Sapone and engineered by Brett Romnes. Cox admits that these are not just the most primal and plain-speaking songs the band have ever recorded, but everything the previous seven years have been leading up to. In a modern world that’s corrupt and full of inequality and injustice, Cox hopes the album will be a call to arms for everybody who listens to it – to make them realise they need to take notice of what’s happening both around them and on a larger, more global scale. “I want people to listen to it and feel something and think about things,” he says. “The aim of the whole record is to make people angry. It’s to make them go ‘Well, this pisses me off, how can I change it? What is one thing that I can personally do – that I can start doing today – to make a difference?’ Because we can do better than this. We just need to start.”
Buy/Listen to GLUE HERE
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BOSTON MANOR are:
Dan Cunniff – Bass
Ash Wilson – Guitar
Henry Cox – Vocals
Jordan Pugh – Drums
Mike Cunniff – Guitar
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GLUE
TRACK LISTING:
01. Everything Is Ordinary
02. 1’s & 0’s
03. Plasticine Dreams
04. Terrible Love
05. On A High Ledge
06. Only1
07. You, Me & The Class War
08. Playing God
09. Brand New Kids
10. Ratking
11. Stuck In The Mud
12. Liquid ft. John Floreani
13. Monolith
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