THE INTERSPHERE Stream New Album In It's Entirety
March 17, 2014, 10 years ago
Germany's THE INTERSPHERE will release their new album, Relations In The Unseen, tomorrow (March 18th) in North America. A full preview of the album is now available at this location.
Almost two years after the surprising German chart success of Hold On, Liberty!, The Intersphere return with a brand new studio album. And instead of relying on formulas or formats, the band has relied completely on their hands and hearts. That being said, The Intersphere are pushing the boundaries of rock music towards new horizons with a pace and precision seldom found in German bands in the last few years. Under the production acumen of singer/guitarist Christoph Hessler and co-producer/mixer Moritz Enders, this fourth release in The Intersphere discography was recorded together with Wolfgang Manns at Toolhouse Studios.
"Relations In The Unseen is not a concept album, but there is definitely a purveying train of thought overall. We all communicate, not only directly, but also indirectly through gestures, body language, thoughts and connections that are unconscious at first," says Christoph Hessler. "Lyrically, the album concentrates on these unconscious things that influence our feelings, thoughts and reactions. Every day we're offered countless examples of this - invisible, unknown - over distances, times and dimensions."
Tracklisting:
'Relations In The Unseen'
'Thanks For Nothing'
'The Ones We Never Knew'
'Out Of Phase'
'Panic Waves'
'Joker'
'Tonight'
'Origin: Unknown'
'Walk On Broken Glass'
'The Ghost Of A Chance'
'...Like It Is'
'Golden Mean'
With the March 18th release of Relations In The Unseen, The Intersphere have succeeded at a return to self - and to the really important things in music. A peek into the new material via the title track 'Relations In The Unseen' is available via a free download of the track at this location.
More on the band, including their live itinerary, at Facebook.
