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THERAPY?: London Shows To Be Recorded For First Official Live Album

February 23, 2010

Irish rockers THERAPY? will record their three shows at the Monto Water Rats Theatre in London, England on March 29, March 30 and March 31 for the band's first official live album. Each gig will feature a different setlist drawn from the group's extensive recording career so expect a diverse selection of songs.

Released in March 2009 via Global Music, THERAPY?'s latest album, "Crooked Timber", was produced by Andy Gill, a founding member and guitarist for the English rock group GANG OF FOUR, considered among the most influential post-punk bands. Gill also produced much of GANG OF FOUR's output, and albums for many other artists, including the RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS, THE JESUS LIZARD, THE STRANGLERS, THE FUTUREHEADS, MICHAEL HUTCHENCE, KILLING JOKE and THE YOUNG KNIVES.

According to the group, "Crooked Timber" focuses more on rhythm, rather than melody. While it is a heavy recording, it’s not exactly the obvious path for THERAPY? Frontman Andy Cairns explains: "I guess we're always challenging just what makes us THERAPY? After so many years, if we were formulaic about it, we'd have gotten bored with the band long ago. The album was written together as a band, and each track has its own concept and inspirations. They took a while to write and we've taken our time to write them."

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