Flashlights Bummer Summer out June 24 on Hard Rock Records
Flashlights' Bummer Summer Out June 24 On Hard Rock RecordsStream Bummer Summer At Impose Magazine 
Stream: Bummer Summer at Impose Magazine Flashlights will release their new album, Bummer Summer, on June 24 via Hard Rock Records. In anticipation of the release Impose Magazine is streaming the album in full the week before street date. Impose says, "Every song here tells a different story of difficulties, seasons of change, past friendships, and situations to see us through summer 2014." Bummer Summer is available for pre-order now at iTunes. Earlier this spring, Pure Volume premiered the lead track from the upcoming album, "Failure." Pure Volume said, "Taking inspiration from '90s indie heroes Sebadoh, Archers of Loaf and Superchunk, Flashlights' riveting guitar pop continues to evolve in a big way on their upcoming full-length album." Flashlights' Terry Caudill told Pure Volume, "We've been waiting to release something new for so long! This track is about when your expectations fail you and it makes you sad. The ending is EPIC." "Failure" is also available to stream and share via SoundCloud. Flashlights also recorded the track for Balcony TV in Los Angeles. The sessions is streaming now atYouTube. Look for Flashlights summer tour dates to be announced in the coming weeks.
Who exactly are Flashlights? They tour in a van and sleep on couches. They have a strange affinity for cats and Pokemon. They're called Flashlights and they are a rather spectacular band from the decidedly unspectacular Brevard County, Florida. What began as a solo acoustic project for 24-year-old singer/guitarist Terry Caudill in 2007 has added various members from the local punk scene before settling on their current lineup of Tony Oriza on guitar, Will Powell on bass and Melissa Hopkins on drums.
They made a pretty good record in 2011 called I'm Not Alone and now they've just finished a new one. It's called Bummer Summer and it's even better. Produced by Scott Hutchison and Andy Monaghan of Frightened Rabbit, it's full of songs about dead end jobs and lousy living conditions, heartbreaks and hangovers. And, of course, there are also songs about cats.
Creaky and hissy, you would be forgiven for confusing it with early Archers of Loaf, Superchunk orBuilt to Spill. Caudill's voice has been favorably compared to the likes of Lou Barlow and Jeff Mangum. Bummer Summer lives up to its name but it also manages to find hilarity in humility and beauty in the bleak.
Bummer Summer is out June 24th on Hard Rock Records and the band will be taking to the highway this summer and into the fall, following up on the momentum of their recent national tour with Miniature Tigers and Total Slacker. Bummer Summer will be available on all digital services, CD and a red and purple color vinyl LP. Even Grumpy Cat would totally approve.
1. Failure (stream)2. Don't Take Me Seriously3. All Cats Are Beautiful4. Bottle Kids5. Best Friends6. Sometimes It's Hard to Speak7. Islands8. April 24th9. Bummer Summer10. Blue Dream
For more info, please visit:
http://flashlightsmusic.bandcamp.com/https://www.facebook.com/flashlightsmusichttps://twitter.com/flashlightsband
Stream: Bummer Summer at Impose Magazine Flashlights will release their new album, Bummer Summer, on June 24 via Hard Rock Records. In anticipation of the release Impose Magazine is streaming the album in full the week before street date. Impose says, "Every song here tells a different story of difficulties, seasons of change, past friendships, and situations to see us through summer 2014." Bummer Summer is available for pre-order now at iTunes. Earlier this spring, Pure Volume premiered the lead track from the upcoming album, "Failure." Pure Volume said, "Taking inspiration from '90s indie heroes Sebadoh, Archers of Loaf and Superchunk, Flashlights' riveting guitar pop continues to evolve in a big way on their upcoming full-length album." Flashlights' Terry Caudill told Pure Volume, "We've been waiting to release something new for so long! This track is about when your expectations fail you and it makes you sad. The ending is EPIC." "Failure" is also available to stream and share via SoundCloud. Flashlights also recorded the track for Balcony TV in Los Angeles. The sessions is streaming now atYouTube. Look for Flashlights summer tour dates to be announced in the coming weeks. Who exactly are Flashlights? They tour in a van and sleep on couches. They have a strange affinity for cats and Pokemon. They're called Flashlights and they are a rather spectacular band from the decidedly unspectacular Brevard County, Florida. What began as a solo acoustic project for 24-year-old singer/guitarist Terry Caudill in 2007 has added various members from the local punk scene before settling on their current lineup of Tony Oriza on guitar, Will Powell on bass and Melissa Hopkins on drums.
They made a pretty good record in 2011 called I'm Not Alone and now they've just finished a new one. It's called Bummer Summer and it's even better. Produced by Scott Hutchison and Andy Monaghan of Frightened Rabbit, it's full of songs about dead end jobs and lousy living conditions, heartbreaks and hangovers. And, of course, there are also songs about cats.
Creaky and hissy, you would be forgiven for confusing it with early Archers of Loaf, Superchunk orBuilt to Spill. Caudill's voice has been favorably compared to the likes of Lou Barlow and Jeff Mangum. Bummer Summer lives up to its name but it also manages to find hilarity in humility and beauty in the bleak.
Bummer Summer is out June 24th on Hard Rock Records and the band will be taking to the highway this summer and into the fall, following up on the momentum of their recent national tour with Miniature Tigers and Total Slacker. Bummer Summer will be available on all digital services, CD and a red and purple color vinyl LP. Even Grumpy Cat would totally approve.
1. Failure (stream)2. Don't Take Me Seriously3. All Cats Are Beautiful4. Bottle Kids5. Best Friends6. Sometimes It's Hard to Speak7. Islands8. April 24th9. Bummer Summer10. Blue DreamFor more info, please visit:
http://flashlightsmusic.bandcamp.com/https://www.facebook.com/flashlightsmusichttps://twitter.com/flashlightsband
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