junodream announce their debut album, Pools Of Colour
Dream rock four-piece junodream announce the news of their debut album Pools Of Colour, alongside the brand new single, "Death Drive".
Following on from recent single "The Beach", "Death Drive" is a critique of the self-destructive stupidity of humankind and the warmongers that create tragedy.
Explaining his inspiration for the track, singer Ed Vyvyan comments: “When you get a bit existential about it all, some aspects of human behaviour on a macro-level are completely absurd. We’re on a blue dot hurtling through space. It’s a miracle we’re here and yet we have power hungry tyrants pushing us to extinction from their own toxic personal agendas. We’re done with it.”
The band describe the video for "Death Drive" as, "an end-of-the-world anti-dance. We wanted to capture the energy of the track, thrown in with the album colours, but make it all unhinged and full of expression.”
junodream are set to embark on a headline tour, which takes place at the end of this summer, making stops in Aberdeen, Sheffield, Birmingham, Oxford and London’s Bush Hall throughout September.
Tracklist:
Fever Dream
Death Drive
The Beach
Sit In The Park
Pools of Colour
Close Encounters
Happiness Advantage
Kitchen Sink Drama
Lullaby
The Oranges
Pools Of Colour is set for release on 26 January 2024 via AWAL. For more information on their upcoming tour dates, visit junodream.com.
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