Celebrated east coast post-rock band Empty Flowers will release its new LP, Four, on June 16 via Translation Loss Records. Featuringmembers from Connecticutnoise rockers Cable and Philadelphialo-fi soundscapersHex Inverter, Empty Flowers hasfound favor with both heavy music and indie rock fans alike for its engaging, cathartic sound that has drawn comparison tothe likes of Lungfish, Slint and Unwound.
The impending release of Four follows back-to-back, critically-lauded albums by the group; the band's 2012 debut, SIX, and 2013 sophomore LP, FIVE, as well as last year's remix record, The Air You Found, which saw Empty Flowers collaborate withmembers of Tombs, Gorguts, Dysrhythmia, ISIS, Palms, Khanate, OLD, Dälek, Theologian and more.
With Four, Empty Flowers furthers itsfiery rock fury, doublingdown on both dynamics and drive, to create its finest work to date.The record features guest contributions from members of Starkweather and Whore Paint, as well assinger-songwriter Jennifer O'Conner who has written music for the Netflix original series Orange is the New Black and the FX series Sons of Anarchy.
Track Listing:
1.) Calling Her Sober
2.) Floor Model
3.) The Ox
4.) Four
5.) Dragging
6.) Double Knot
7.) Worse Phase
8.) SerbianCigarettes
9.) Comb Over
Fouris available for pre-order now atthis location.
Empty Flowers features Christian McKenna (vocals), Randy Larsen (bass), Bernie Romanowski (guitar), Andre Galiffi (drums) and multi-instumentalist Mick Mullin.
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Empty Flowersis available to speak with interested media now. To chat with the band / request an advance copy ofFour,simply contactCarl Schultz @ ACTION! PRvia any of the means listed below.
"the music they make definitively harkens back at least two decades-when the term indie rock felt a lot less amorphous, when rich regional scenes formed in the most surprising places, when bands from Slint and Shellac to Girls Against Boys and Archers of Loaf shaped their own bleeding edge." - PITCHFORK
"a purposeful blare, pounding in a way that indie bands rarely pound anymore." - STEREOGUM
"dystopian jams, comprising raw-emotion diatribes of leadman Christian McKenna and titanic orchestral breaks, which steadfastly transform in characteristic slow-motion development." - MXDWN
