WAR FROM A HARLOTS MOUTH: New Video Interview Available
May 7, 2009Mosh Army TV conducted an interview with guitarist Simon Hawemann and vocalist Nico Weber of Berlin, Germany's WAR FROM A HARLOTS MOUTH after the band's April 23, 2009 concert at Melkweg in Amsterdam, Holland. The 18-minute clip, which includes performance footage, can be viewed below.
WAR FROM A HARLOTS MOUTH's new album, "In Shoals", was released on April 28 (one day earlier internationally) via Lifeforce Records. The follow-up to 2007's "Transmetropolitan" was recorded in November/December 2008 at Dailyhero Recordings in Berlin.
"In Shoals" track listing:
01. They Come In Shoals
02. No High Five For A C.oward
03. Briefing Security Werewolves On Red Alert
04. Crooks At Your Door
05. Justice From The Lips Of The Highest Bidder
06. Copyriot
07. A Certain Nothing
08. Appropriate Tools Required To Intercept And Obstruct Errorism
09. What Happens In The District... (Paper Agents)
10. ...Stays In The District (I’m The Black Sheep Of Her Country)
11. Scully
"Crooks At Your Door", the new video from WAR FROM A HARLOTS MOUTH, can be viewed below.
The band previously stated about the new CD: "'In Shoals' is our second full-length record and we spent a lot of time with thinking about how we wanted it to sound like and what kind of spirit we wanted for it. We decided to record everything all natural this time, so there are no drum triggers or direct signals. We didn't want a lifeless metal production, we wanted something original and alive...and we got what we wanted in the end. With our new singer Nico (formerly of THE OCEAN),we found a perfect match to the sound we were going for. He covers so much more ranges than the stereotype low grunts and high pitched screams, which was really important to us. Lyrically he and Simon teamed up to get the best out of their vision.
"'In Shoals' has a strong political approach and tells a lot about how we feel about the state of today's world. The word 'Shoal' is an uncommon word for a swarm and the title and lyrics of the opening track — 'They come in Shoals' — should explain a lot about its meaning and what the record deals with mostly."
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