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Frost*, the brainchild of keyboard player and songwriter Jem Godfrey, have announced the release of their new album Falling Satellites for the 27th May 2016.
Joined by guitarist & vocalist John Mitchell (Lonely Robot, It Bites), drummer Craig Blundell (Steven Wilson) & bassist Nathan King (Level 42), Falling Satellites is the band's first album in 8 years & the follow-up to Experiments In Mass Appeal.
Comprising 11 songs, the final 6 forming a 32-minute long suite, this album also sees a guest appearance from Grammy-nominated guitar legend Joe Satriani who Godfrey played with on the G3 tour in 2012.
Jem had this to say about the album: "It's been a long time coming, but we got there in the end. I think this is our strongest album to date and moves the sound forwards whilst still referencing what's gone before. It's also great to have finally co-written some songs with John in a Frost* context. The end results were better than either of us could have imagined, we just can't wait to get out and play it all live now."
The album will be released on limited edition CD Mediabook (including 2 bonus tracks), gatefold 2LP + CD & digital download.
Falling Satellites tracklist:
1. First Day
2. Numbers
3. Towerblock
4. Signs
5. Lights Out
6. Heartstrings
7. Closer To The Sun
8. The Raging Against The Dying Of The Light Blues
9. Nice Day For It...
10. Hypoventilate
11. Last Day
Media book Bonus Tracks:
12. Lantern
13. British Wintertime
The band will also head out on tour in the UK in support of the new record, including an appearance at Ramblin Man Fair in July.
Confirmed dates:
Friday 17th June - Voodoo Rooms, Edinburgh
Saturday 18th June - Montgomery Hall, Wath-Upon-Dearne
Sunday 19th June - The Robin 2, Bilson
Saturday 23rd July - Ramblin' Man Fair, Maidstone
Friday 29th July - Thekla, Bristol
Saturday 30th July - 02 Islington Academy, London
Sunday 31st July - The Portland Arms, Cambridge
Joined by guitarist & vocalist John Mitchell (Lonely Robot, It Bites), drummer Craig Blundell (Steven Wilson) & bassist Nathan King (Level 42), Falling Satellites is the band's first album in 8 years & the follow-up to Experiments In Mass Appeal.
Comprising 11 songs, the final 6 forming a 32-minute long suite, this album also sees a guest appearance from Grammy-nominated guitar legend Joe Satriani who Godfrey played with on the G3 tour in 2012.
Jem had this to say about the album: "It's been a long time coming, but we got there in the end. I think this is our strongest album to date and moves the sound forwards whilst still referencing what's gone before. It's also great to have finally co-written some songs with John in a Frost* context. The end results were better than either of us could have imagined, we just can't wait to get out and play it all live now."
The album will be released on limited edition CD Mediabook (including 2 bonus tracks), gatefold 2LP + CD & digital download.
Falling Satellites tracklist:
1. First Day
2. Numbers
3. Towerblock
4. Signs
5. Lights Out
6. Heartstrings
7. Closer To The Sun
8. The Raging Against The Dying Of The Light Blues
9. Nice Day For It...
10. Hypoventilate
11. Last Day
Media book Bonus Tracks:
12. Lantern
13. British Wintertime
The band will also head out on tour in the UK in support of the new record, including an appearance at Ramblin Man Fair in July.
Confirmed dates:
Friday 17th June - Voodoo Rooms, Edinburgh
Saturday 18th June - Montgomery Hall, Wath-Upon-Dearne
Sunday 19th June - The Robin 2, Bilson
Saturday 23rd July - Ramblin' Man Fair, Maidstone
Friday 29th July - Thekla, Bristol
Saturday 30th July - 02 Islington Academy, London
Sunday 31st July - The Portland Arms, Cambridge
You can pre-order the album HERE.
Source: Press release
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