Neon Pill Cage The Elephant
Album info
Album-Release:
2024
HRA-Release:
17.05.2024
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- 1 HiFi (True Light) 03:22
- 2 Rainbow 03:15
- 3 Neon Pill 03:21
- 4 Float Into The Sky 03:58
- 5 Metaverse 02:14
- 6 Out Loud 03:20
- 7 Ball and Chain 02:46
- 8 Good Time 03:06
- 9 Shy Eyes 03:12
- 10 Silent Picture 03:45
- 11 Same 02:58
- 12 Over Your Shoulder 03:17
Info for Neon Pill
"Neon Pill" ist der mit Spannung erwartete Nachfolger des 2019 erschienenen Albums "Social Cues", das bei den GRAMMY Awards 2019 als bestes Rockalbum ausgezeichnet wurde.
Matt Shultz, Gesang
Brad Shultz, Rhythmusgitarre
Daniel Tichenor, Bass
Jared Champion, Schlagzeug
Nick Bockrath, Leadgitarre
Matthan Minster, Gitarre, Keyboards, Hintergrundgesang
Cage the Elephant
were formed in Kentucky by three high school friends; Matt Shultz, Brad Shultz and Jared Champion, along with two other friends Lincoln Parish and Daniel Tichenor. Before rocking with Cage, they played music in a band under the moniker Perfect Confusion which were disbanded when they left.
In 2007, they got slots at major music festivals, South by Southwest, Bonnaroo, and Lollapalooza. After signing a deal with Relentless Records and moving to London, they started working on their debut album and released it as a self-titled effort in 2008. They received favorable review from music critics and their single "Ain't No Rest for the Wicked" peaked at No. 32 on U.K. Singles chart.
They began to showcase their music in the U.S. as they were tapped as a supporting act by Silversun Pickups and Manchester Orchestra in 2009. In the same year, they returned to Bonnaroo and Lollapalooza as one of the musical guests. From the road, they took their music the screen - "Ain't No Rest for the Wicked" was featured in movie "The Bounty Hunter" and they appeared on "Late Show with David Letterman".
On January 11, 2011, Cage the Elephant dropped a second studio album "Thank You, Happy Birthday" which was produced by the same man who helped them with the eponymous record. The album debuted at No. 2 on Billboard Hot 200 with 39,000 copies, marking their best-ever charting effort and best sale week.
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