SINNER SINNERS Reveal Music Video for Swinging, Sing-A-Long Rock Track "Desperation Saved Me..."
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New Album Optimism Disorder out March 7, 2017 via Cadavra Records
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Photo by Emily Acosta
French rock duo SINNER SINNERS will release their third full-length album, entitled Optimism Disorder, on March 7, 2017 via Cadavra Records. Optimism Disorder burns with a neurotic post-punk brightness, further influenced by the intensity of early '80s hardcore fused with an incendiary '70s goth ethos.
Following up shortly after last week's release of their track and video for "Celexa Blues" featuring Jesse Hughes of Eagles Of Death Metal, SINNER SINNERS are revealing another new music video for their catchy, chorus-driven rock track "Desperation Saved Me...". Check out the video, directed by Jeremy Thomas, now via Fuse.tv: http://www.fuse.tv/videos/2017/03/sinner-sinners-desperation-saved-me-video-exclusive-premiere
Frontman Steve Thill states, "'Desperation Saved Me...' started out as a tribute to French composer Serge Gainsbourg. Since we took a very classic approach to this record, we wanted to have the mandatory ballad. The vocals are more spoken like many of Gainsbourg's songs, and the lyrics are about the many times being desperate was actually a good thing and kept us out of the gutter."
Optimism Disorder is available for pre-order in digital and CD formats here. In addition, Optimism Disorder will also be available on limited edition, colored 12-inch vinyl via Last Hurrah Records in North America. Visit www.lasthurrahrecords.com to order your vinyl copy. European fans can order their vinyl via Left Front Door Records here.
As touched upon with the previously released tracks from Optimism Disorder ("California", "Last Drop", "Celexa Blues" and "Hate Yourself"), the album's 11 tracks illustrate a dynamic and relatable portrait of social hypocrisy, depression, personal anxiety and paranoia inspired by suffocating reality, duplicitous relationships, fluctuating political climate and tragedy.
Optimism Disorder track listing:
1. Last Drop
2. California
3. Desperation Saved Me...
4. Choke
5. Hate Yourself
6. Shadow
7. Outsider
8. Together We Stand
9. I Had Too Much To Dream (written by Annette Tucker and Nancie Mantz, as performed by the Electric Prunes)
10. Preachers
11. Celexa Blues (feat. Jesse Hughes of Eagles Of Death Metal)
Optimism Disorder was recorded at Rancho de La Luna in Joshua Tree, California (mostly known for giving birth to the Desert Sessions and recording artists such as Queens of the Stone Age, Iggy Pop, Kyuss, Arctic Monkeys), assorted Los Angeles hide-outs, and engineered in Clermont-Ferrand France.In addition to featuring production from Adam Greenspan (Refused, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Nick Cave), Optimism Disorder also features additional production from Thomas Bellier (Spindrift, Blaak Heat), mixing by Pascal Mondaz in France and mastering by Simon Capony at Basalte Studio. The album also features further engineering by Nic Jodoin (Black Rebel Motorcycle Club) and Jon Russo.
SINNER SINNERS have shared the stage with bands such as Refused, The Sonics, Black Flag and have opened for Eagles of Death Metal in the US and on their European tour. Right now, the band is on tour in France and the United Kingdom. See below for a full listing of dates:
Remaining SINNER SINNERS European Tour Dates:
Mar 02 London, United Kingdom @ Black Heart w/ Nick Oliveri
Mar 03 Besançon, France @ Bar De L'u
Mar 04 Strasbourg, France @ Molodoï
Mar 06 Roubaix, France @ Bar Live
Mar 07 Nantes, France @ Scène Michelet
Mar 08 Paris, France @ La Meca w/ Nick Oliveri
SINNER SINNERS is:
Steve Thill: Lead Vocals, guitars, bass and keys
Sam Thill: Keys and vocals
Also on Optimism Disorder:
Jason Blaustein: Drums
Macy Mullen: Lead guitar
Jesse Hughes: Flute
Michael Amster: Drums on tracks 3 and 9
Ben Palmer: Guitar on tracks 3 and 9
Celine Royer: vocals
Mike McCrary and Balloonski: Backing vocals
SINNER SINNERS online:
Twitter and Instagram: @sinnersinners
YouTube: CADAVRAPROD
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Cover artwork by So.Z. Photo by Lydia Berkennou
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