As if that wasn't enough to keep us happy it's the fact that the band are going to rock it out with guitars to the max.
Rather than us wax lyrical about the news, here's the full press release:
The Quireboys announce new album ‘Twisted Love on 2nd
September
Four track EP ‘Twisted Love’ out on 19th August
The summer of 2016 is the time to fall in love all over
again as The Quireboys rediscover their passion for quintessential
British rock and roll.
Produced by The Quireboys and Martin Ekelund, the new full length “Twisted Love” lays bare a collective desire to win the hearts and minds of long-time fans and secret admirers alike. It’s the sound of six musicians bound by the past and excited by the future. Unashamedly loud and justifiably proud, “Twisted Love” celebrates a legacy and adds to a legend.
The band’s 10th studio album marks a welcome return to a time when the Quireboys rocked – and rocked hard. “There are no ballads this time”, confesses front-man Spike, “I approached the songwriting from a different angle and it felt good. There’s a lot of passion there.” A bullish reworking of crowd favourites “Gracie B” reinforces the point. More akin
to the thumping live version beloved of
fans far and wide, it’s dominated by the driving guitars
of Paul Guerin and fellow six-stringer Guy Griffin.
Title track “Twisted Love” – released as the lead single – sees Griffin, Guerin and front-man Spike join forces to deliver one of the darkest Quireboys anthems to date. Featuring the sultry backing vocals of blues-rock chanteuse Lynne Jackamann, it’s a song that shimmers from start to finish. But highlights are everywhere on this bold record: “Ghost Train” takes the listener on a bluesy, Hammond-sound-tracked journey to the band’s classic era, while the rock and soul of slow-brooding set closer “Midnight Collective” is simply sublime.
Once again the stark Swedish town of Klippan provided the perfect bolt hole for a band focused on following up 2015’s critically acclaimed St Cecilia And The Gypsy Soul with an equally compelling – yet creatively distinct – Quireboys record. “We locked ourselves away again and worked our arses off,” said Guerin. “We perform well under pressure. And I have to give immense credit to Spike – the lyrics on “Twisted Love” are some of his best ever.”
Enjoying a richly deserved renaissance, The Quireboys continue to tour extensively and write records that will stand the test of time. With a line-up that’s built to last – Keith Weir (keyboards), Nick Mailing (bass) and Dave McCluskey (drums) complementing Spike, Griffin and Guerin – the days of proving their critics wrong are long gone. “We used to worry about what everyone else used to say,” said Griffin. “Now we don’t waste time on those people who still don’t get what we’re all about. Our time is too precious and its time to be positive.”
Twisted Love is released via Off Yer Rocka Recordings on 2nd September 2016.
Produced by The Quireboys and Martin Ekelund, the new full length “Twisted Love” lays bare a collective desire to win the hearts and minds of long-time fans and secret admirers alike. It’s the sound of six musicians bound by the past and excited by the future. Unashamedly loud and justifiably proud, “Twisted Love” celebrates a legacy and adds to a legend.
The band’s 10th studio album marks a welcome return to a time when the Quireboys rocked – and rocked hard. “There are no ballads this time”, confesses front-man Spike, “I approached the songwriting from a different angle and it felt good. There’s a lot of passion there.” A bullish reworking of crowd favourites “Gracie B” reinforces the point. More akin
to the thumping live version beloved of
fans far and wide, it’s dominated by the driving guitars
of Paul Guerin and fellow six-stringer Guy Griffin.Title track “Twisted Love” – released as the lead single – sees Griffin, Guerin and front-man Spike join forces to deliver one of the darkest Quireboys anthems to date. Featuring the sultry backing vocals of blues-rock chanteuse Lynne Jackamann, it’s a song that shimmers from start to finish. But highlights are everywhere on this bold record: “Ghost Train” takes the listener on a bluesy, Hammond-sound-tracked journey to the band’s classic era, while the rock and soul of slow-brooding set closer “Midnight Collective” is simply sublime.
Once again the stark Swedish town of Klippan provided the perfect bolt hole for a band focused on following up 2015’s critically acclaimed St Cecilia And The Gypsy Soul with an equally compelling – yet creatively distinct – Quireboys record. “We locked ourselves away again and worked our arses off,” said Guerin. “We perform well under pressure. And I have to give immense credit to Spike – the lyrics on “Twisted Love” are some of his best ever.”
Enjoying a richly deserved renaissance, The Quireboys continue to tour extensively and write records that will stand the test of time. With a line-up that’s built to last – Keith Weir (keyboards), Nick Mailing (bass) and Dave McCluskey (drums) complementing Spike, Griffin and Guerin – the days of proving their critics wrong are long gone. “We used to worry about what everyone else used to say,” said Griffin. “Now we don’t waste time on those people who still don’t get what we’re all about. Our time is too precious and its time to be positive.”
Twisted Love is released via Off Yer Rocka Recordings on 2nd September 2016.
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