PREVIEW: Frank Turner's new album 'Tape Deck Heart'

PREVIEW: Frank Turner’s new album ‘Tape Deck Heart’

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Following a year that saw a headline sold out Wembley Arena and a performance at the London Olympics Opening Ceremony, Winchester-born folk/punk hero Frank Turner starts 2013 by announcing the title, tracklisting and release date for his forthcoming album, plus details of a short run of UK headline shows.

Scroll down to hear live versions of most of the album’s songs… You can also get a FREE mp3 of new track ‘Four Simple Words’ HERE.

On 22nd April 2013 Frank will release ‘Tape Deck Heart’, his highly anticipated fifth studio album through Xtra Mile Recordings. Produced and mixed by Rich Costey (Muse, Weezer, Rage Against the Machine, Interpol) ‘Tape Deck Heart’ is the follow-up to 2011’s ‘England Keep My Bones’ which has sold over 100,000 copies worldwide.

Frank explains further: “So, friends, the time is finally upon us! My new record is called ‘Tape Deck Heart’. There will be two versions – the normal record, and then a special edition with special packaging and an extra six songs. I’m pleased as punch with it. Some of you will know some of the songs from us playing them live, but there’s a whole bunch of new stuff on there as well. I hope you like it!”

Tracklisting for ‘Tape Deck Heart’ is as follows:

Standard edition:

  1. Recovery
  2. Losing Days
  3. The Way I Tend To Be
  4. Plain Sailing Weather
  5. Good and Gone
  6. Tell Tale Signs
  7. Four Simple Words
  8. Polaroid Picture
  9. The Fisher King Blues
  10. Anymore
  11. Oh Brother
  12. Broken Piano

Plus these extra tracks for the deluxe edition:

We Shall Not Overcome
Wherefore Art Thou Gene Simmons
Tattoos
Undeveloped Film
Time Machine
Cowboy Chords.



Wed 17 Apr – Manchester, Academy

Thu 18 Apr – Glasgow, O2 Academy

Fri 19 Apr – Leeds, Uni Refectory

Sun 21 Apr – Bristol, Academy

Wed 24 Apr – Birmingham, Academy

Thu 25 Apr – London, Forum


 

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