URBAN HEAT The Tower [limited Translucent RED] LP VINYL 2024

Name: URBAN HEAT The Tower [limited Translucent RED] LP VINYL 2024
Brand: ARTOFFACT
SKU: 48275
Price: 24.99 EUR

Art.Nr.: 48275

EAN: 0628070643011

Label: ARTOFFACT

EUR 24,99
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Artist:	URBAN HEAT

Title:	The Tower

Format:	Limited first edition of Urban Heat’s 2nd album, on Translucent RED Vinyl & inner sleeve

Year:	23.08.2024

Label:	Artoffact

Tracklist:	A1 Take it to Your Grave A2 Sanitizer A3 Too much too soon A4 You've got that Edge A5 Blindfolds and magic Bullets B1 Savor not the Thrill B2 Right Time of Night B3 Say the Words B4 Seven safe Places B5 Addicted to the Sounds

Info:	Austin/Texas is known as the “music capital of the world” — and Urban Heat is one of its greatest exports. The band, formed only five years ago as the brainchild of singer/multi- instrumentalist Jonathan Horstmann, has quickly become known for their fiery live shows and infectious darkwave anthems that harken back to the ‘80s with a modern sensibility. Powered by the magnetic Horstmann’s melodic baritone vocals and the pummeling rhythm section of Kevin Naquin and Paxel Foley, Urban Heat have won over fans show by show. Last year saw the band break through to a larger audience. Appearances at major California festivals like Cruel World in Pasadena and Darker Waves in Huntington Beach saw Urban Heat play to their biggest audiences yet, with their set pointed as one of the best of the day. At home, Urban Heat has long been the talk of SXSW and graced the stage of the Austin City Limits Festival. In 2022, Urban Heat’s “Have You ever” went viral on TikTok, YouTube and other channels, boosting the band from playing Austin clubs to headlining shows across the U.S. On the strength of “Have You Ever,” the band took home an Austin Music Award for Song of the Year, and landed on the cover of The Austin Chronicle. As for what’s to come, Urban Heat is gearing up for the release of their sophomore full-length. Titled “The Tower”, the album features the band at their absolute peak. Songs like the arena-ready “Seven Safe Places” and the intricately steady “Take it to Your Grave,” show the band’s sonic versatility. The latter, which best exemplifies the majority of the record, is about feelings of unworthiness and fears of self-sabotage. Introspectiveness dots Horstmann’s lyrics, driving home its power and relatability!