Writing New Music

In their 20th year as a band (any of you starting to feel old yet reading this?) Pitchshifter are back in the studio writing music for a new album.

 

Says Mark Clayden, Bass: "I never thought that we'd be around for two decades, but I am glad that we have been. To be able to connect with people all over the world, of all ages, through music, has been a mind-blowing experience. We're steadily into the writing of the new record and we can't wait to get it done and get out there again."

 

Joining Pitchshifter in the writing phase is PMM guitarist and long-time friend of the band since the Pitchshifter European tour with Tura Satana, Brian Harrah.

 

Says JS Clayden, Vocals: "It's been refreshing to get back in the demo studio. We're taking this record in a few places we haven't been before in terms of guitar work. Brian Harrah (PMM/Tura Satana) is writing with me on guitar at The Manor Studios, and Jase (drums) is jamming at his place. So far we are having a blast and kicking ass.

 

There are a few new moves in terms of song timing and vocals that have us all jazzed. I guess you'll just have to wait and see what we came up with."

 

Updates to follow...

 

 

New album update:

 

Pitchshifter are 7 songs into demoing the new, as yet untitled, full-length album.

 

Says Pitch-bass guru, Mark Clayden: "It's been 7 years since our last full-length album. I don't know about anyone else, but I'm ready for some new tunes. Writing, recording and playing music is what we love. I am itching to get this record done and get back to kicking ass on stage."

tja... mogli su se vec raspasti, ovo novo smecje smrdi na Linkin Park i slicnu decurliju. Kad uporedis prva tri albuma i ovo novo kao da slusas dva razlicita benda. Bas su mi postali bljutavi.

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