Warm Digits - Flight Of Ideas - VINYL LP

Glastonbury rockers REEF return with their new album Shoot Me Your Ace.  Produced by former Duran Duran/ Power Station guitarist Andy Taylor, Shoot Me Your Ace, showcases the bands talents in one of the most thrilling rock albums of recent years.  From the title track's swaggering opening salvo to rollercoaster closer 'Strangelove', Shoot Me Your Ace is a thrilling blast of unadulterated rock'n'roll joy that doesn't just match such classic Reef albums as 1995 breakout debut Replenish or 1997's transcendent Glow, but exceeds them.

Limited yellow colored vinyl LP pressing. When Casey called it a day back in 2019, it felt like a premature demise. Their two full-length albums - 2016's Love Is Not Enough and 2018's Where I Go When I Am Sleeping - had firmly established the Welsh five-piece as one of the most exciting bands in Britain's alternative scene in just a few short years. Some four or so years later, the band have returned; not only to sold out crowds on their first reappearance on stage, but also with new music in hand. One listen to the new songs, and it's clear the band needn't worry about the integrity of their fresh creative vision, nor their emotional investment in it. The new music is quintessential Casey, open hearts dripping with the same kind of pain and trauma that defined the band from the start. Because Casey songs don't just replicate the feelings that inspire them - they embody them. That hasn't changed. Now - fresh from their highly successful first ever US headline tour and latest single 'Puncture Wounds to Heaven' - the band have announced tour dates across UK, US and Europe for early '24, alongside the long-awaited news of their highly anticipated fourth album. 'How To Disappear' is due for via Hassle Records on January 12th 2024, with the latest single / the album's title track available everywhere now.

Following up on the Rock Sound and Kerrang! Radio supported album 'Amorphous', Icon for Hire introduced 'The Reckoning', with the bruising single 'Ready For Combat'. Described by Rock Sound as Incha bold and belligerent piece of hard rock chaosInch, the track, alongside it's high-powered music video, perfectly depict the harder-edged sound and aesthetic of the upcoming album, in the band's own words; Inchgrittier, louder, largerInch. Talking about the album Icon for Hire say; Inch'The Reckoning' isn't just about exploring all the dark and heavy pieces of ourselves, it's about embracing and accepting those pieces, and using them as weapons against the gatekeepers that hold us back, even when those gatekeepers are our own self-imposed limitations.Inch Featuring collaborations with Keith Wallen of Breaking Benjamin and mixing by Joe Rickard of In Flames and Red, the album boasts Ariel's fiercest vocals to date, and Shawn's signature in-your-face guitar style.Since forming in 2007, Icon for Hire - composed of singer Ariel Bloomer and guitarist Shawn Jump - have quietly amassed a legion of fans. With 250 millions global streams to date and nearly 1 million followers across social platforms, Icon for Hire are no longer the sleeping giants of the modern rock scene. Having sold over 120,000 albums to date through their completely independent set up, they are one of the most successful direct to fans stories. Continuing to build their legacy on their own terms, unapologetically forcing all to take note that they aren't going anywhere any time soon, with 'The Reckoning' Icon for Hire are embracing their self funded freedom.