Showing posts with label Palace Winter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Palace Winter. Show all posts

Thursday, April 26, 2018

Watch: Palace Winter Share New Single "Come Back (Left Behind)"

Danish-Australian indie rock/pop duo Palace Winter have shared their new single "Come Back (Left Behind)".

The song is taken from their  forthcoming second full-length album 'Nowadays', which will be out on on May 4 via Tambourhinoceros. Pre-order your copy here.

Stream it below.

Thursday, January 11, 2018

Palace Winter Announce New LP 'Nowadays', Stream "Take Shelter"

Danish-Australian indie rock/pop duo Palace Winter have announced the release of their new album 'Nowadays'.

The follow-up to their 2016's debut Waiting For The World To Turn, will be out on May 4 via Tambourhinoceros. Pre-order your copy here.

Arriving in adulthood is a bitter-sweet experience. Abandoned childhood fascinations make way for tough life lessons. But also the hope and potential that comes with taking charge – of both your life and other’s. These are the central themes in Nowadays

The band have also shared the album's first single “Take Shelter”, a choral death ballad about confronting grief and coping with loss.

Lead singer Carl Coleman tells about “Take Shelter”:

“It started with that beat and Caspar’s piano riff which felt kinda urban and like a place we hadn’t really explored yet. Then that droney vocal melody just kinda popped straight into my head. I felt the urgency immediately and knew it was a keeper. Some songs are like pulling teeth but this one was like a light-bulb moment.”

Check out the tracklist and listen to “Take Shelter”  below.

Tracklist:
01. Birth
02. Take Shelter
03. Pursuit Of
04. The Ballroom
05. Empire
06. Baltimore
07. Come Back (Left Behind)
08. The Accident
09. Demon
10. Acting Like Lovers
11. Kenopsia

Wednesday, July 20, 2016

Watch: Palace Winter Drop "Hearts to Kill" - Live at Vibe Factory

Danish-Australian indie rock/pop duo Palace Winter have dropped a live session video for their  excellent track "Hearts to Kill".

The song is part of our current playlist and is taken from their debut LP 'Waiting for the World to Turn', released last month via Tambourhinoceros. Buy it here.
Watch The clip below.

Wednesday, February 10, 2016

Palace Winter Announce Debut LP, Stream New Single "Positron"

Danish-Australian indie rock/pop duo Palace Winter (aka Australian singer-songwriter Carl Coleman and Danish producer and pianist Caspar Hesselager) have announced they will release their debut LP titled 'Waiting for the World to Turn' on June 3rd via Tambourhinoceros.

The follow up to the duo's critically acclaimed 2015 EP 'Medication', was produced by Caspar and Carl Coleman and mixed and mastered by Caspar at his studio Pinligtavshed in Copenhagen. Crossing indie, psych, country, motorik, melded with electronics, the LP "is an intense, raw and rousing nine track collection."

The duo are also streaming their new single "Positron".

About the new record and the single, Caspar Hesselager says: When you’re sleeping you’re at your most vulnerable as the mind wanders off while your body stays put. It is a feeling of the world standing still, and you’re just lying there waiting for it to turn. 

We’ve been locked away in the studio just the two of us for a large part of 2015 making this record and we are extremely excited to finally be sharing the first track. "Positron" is a positive upbeat tune with an underlying darker theme which is expressed in the slow nightmare-like outro of the song.

Pre-order the album here, and stream Positron below.



(facebook.com/palacewinterdk)

Monday, August 31, 2015

New Entry: Palace Winter Share New Single "Menton"

Danish-Australian indie rock/pop duo Palace Winter (aka Australian singer-songwriter Carl Coleman and Danish producer and pianist Caspar Hesselager) have shared their new single "Menton".

This is the second single taken from the duo's upcoming new EP 'Medication', set to be released on Rocktober 2. pre-order your copy here.

Stream it below.



(facebook.com/palacewinterdk)