The Damn Truth have experienced considerable success at radio airplay in the UK including ten weeks of high rotation for their previous single “This Is Who We Are Now” on Planet Rock and a spot play on BBC Radio 2’s Rock Show with Johnnie Walker. Produced by legendary Grammy Award winning record producer, Bob Rock, the album is available from Photo Credit: © Rob Wilkins The tour announcement dovetails with the band’s latest single Look Innocent, which is taken from their critically acclaimed album “Now or Nowhere” released by Spectra Musique/Sony Music.
It’s one of our favourite songs to play live because of that.” It made us approach this with a heavier, serious vibe and I think that also comes across in the video. The changes Bob made were challenging and it put us all on the spot, which is what you want with that level of producer. A love that was far from perfect, yet the memories are vivid, and perfection is over-rated anyway.”Īdds TDT’s drummer Dave Traina, “When we were in the studio with Bob Rock, we had a bit more difficulty recording this song. Look innocent is an ode to a longing for a love that was.
Obviously, our problems weren’t about the type of pet we should or should not get, it was just a trigger… but I find those little moments of being so detached from reality WONDERFUL!” “The song is really about everything that is under the surface in a long-term relationship. When we got to wherever it was that we were going, I grabbed the guitar, and the song was born.” I could almost immediately hear the melody and type of vibe that the song should have. It made me laugh in my head, so I wrote it down on a piece of paper. I started to think about this silly argument I once had with my boyfriend and how we almost broke up over it. “Sometimes it’s the little things that stick with you… We were on tour somewhere in western Canada, on what felt like the longest highway EVER. If there’s a rock’n’roll nine lives, we’ve used up quite a few so far. In addition to the above, The Damn Truth will also headline their own concerts including Norwich Waterfront Studio ( Oct 18), Chester Live Rooms ( Oct 23), Newcastle Cluny ( Oct 25), Glasgow Stereo ( Oct 26), York Fulford Arms ( Oct 27), and London’s Black Heart ( Oct 28).Ībout the new single, lead singer, Lee-la Baum says, “We have a bit of a habit of putting ourselves into dangerous situations for our videos, from hanging upside down and being spun around, and now, in this video, walking backwards into crowds and cars at rush hour. The band will support Planet Rock’s Rocktober shows in Bristol O2 Academy ( Oct 15) and Sheffield O2 Academy ( Oct 22), followed dates supporting King King at Northampton Roadmender ( Oct 16), Southampton 1865 ( Oct 20), Liverpool Hangar 34 ( Oct 21). The new single is released a week before the band return to the UK for an 11-date UK tour which kicks off on October 15th at the O2 Academy in Bristol. 3 days ago MYSTIC CIRCLE – unleash music video for cover version of POSSESSED’s ‘Death Metal’.3 days ago CAPTAIN BLACK BEARD: new album “Neon Sunrise” out today.3 days ago AGNOSTIC FRONT – embark on European »Get Loud! Tour 2022« today new music video for ‘The Eliminator (2020)’ premieres via New Noise Magazine.(Tour Edition) + release video for ‘Noise’ from An Evening With Nightwish In A Virtual World 3 days ago NIGHTWISH – announce HUMAN.3 days ago THE SUBWAYS New Single ‘Black Wax’ Is A Love Letter To Music & Defunct Harlow Venue The Square New Album Out Jan 2023.3 days ago LOST SOCIETY | new album ‘If The Sky Came Down’ is out now + new video for ‘Awake’.1 day ago Heavy Rock unit COBRA SPELL Releases New Single + Official Video, ”Flaming Heart”.24 hours ago THE HALO EFFECT – release remix of ‘Shadowminds’ by Ihsahn.22 hours ago MOTIVE BLACK release lyric video for new single ‘Fight Alone’, out now on AFM Records.
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