Tim’s main band right now, WE ALL WANT TO have just signed an album deal with Brisbane’s Plus One Records, and our debut self titled album will finally be released on Friday October 15th.
The album will come out physically and digitally on that day, and we will launch it in Brisbane that very night, with very special guests Silent Feature Era and Inland Sea. Tickets will be on sale soon.
On Friday 1st October we will start uploading tracks, one by one every day, to our site and our myspace and facebook pages.
The first single will go to radio late August, it’s a Skye song: A La Mode. So we’ll get that one online in a couple of weeks.
The full album tracklist is:
1. Trigger Fingers
2. Japan
3. Cyclone
4. A La Mode
5. Back to the car
6. Fleas
7. Underwater
8. Already Too late
9. June & July
10. All Your Waiting
plus digital bonus tracks
11. Brink of Badness
12. I Ran So Quickly
13. Mostly Dry
GIGS
We have two dates in early September, one at Ric’s on Saturday 4th, and one at The Troubadour on Tuesday 7th. This is the Plus One Records 2010 showcase, and features The Gin Club, Halfway, The Honey Month, Roz Papalardo – and us. It will be a massive night. Tickets are very limited – you can get them here.
Much much more news coming soon.
Check out Dean’s latest stuff here
A La Mode
The word:
Plus One Records in conjunction with Footstomp Music present WE ALL WANT TO, the self titled debut album for this 5 piece Brisbane band. Latest and most ambitious project for Screamfeeder frontman Tim Steward, the album also features the vocals of Skye Staniford, who penned the first single, the looped extravaganza A La Mode.
The album was recorded over a year and half and was produced by some of the country’s greats: Magoo and Wayne Connolly to name a couple. The sessions were already finished when Skye announced that she “had this song lying around”, which she’d recorded in a garage in Noosa one lazy holiday day.
She’d written the song on the fly – memories of a blissful balmy summer love affair for lyrics – and played everything on it, looping and looping up a storm as the day went on. Tim added a bassline and recorded a couple of minutes of Dan’s drumming on the 4 track at practice, and A La Mode proper was born.
By far the happiest song on the album, it’s an upbeat summertime bliss-out, teasing you with the late introduction of a bassline and slamming beat.
Please request us on the radio!! It’d be lovely to get the momentum rolling for the album with some airplay.