UK classic rockers, Colour Of Noise, will release their new single, “Can You Hear Me”, on Friday, February 26th. The song is taken from proudly ballad-free self-titled debut album, available via Colour Of Noise/Townsendmusic. A new video for “Can You Hear Me” can be viewed below.

““Can You Hear Me” tells a story of a person who is lost and crying out for help. Depression takes many forms, and affects one in three of us. In fact, musicians are particularly prone to this,” says Bruce John Dickinson. “The song describes that feeling of not quite ‘getting through’, or not really being heard; not understanding fully why the world has turned so grey, or how pain has become an attendant part of every second in the day. Crying out for help and needing to be free from the weight of anxiety and depression. The video shows the band trying to reach the psychotherapist via different methods of communication and the frustration of this process. The psychotherapist only gives the vaguest indication of offering a solution, but we are left finally with an empty chair, and therefore no hope of redemption… leading to the conclusion that we must ultimately help ourselves.”

The album was produced by Gez Walton and Andy Nixon. All tracks recorded by Gez Walton at Stronghold Studios. Studio Assistant: Paul Lennox. Except “Head On” and “Great Day For Rock & Roll”, recorded by Nick Brineat at Rockfield Studios. Mixed by Mike Fraser (Aerosmith, AC/DC, Bad Company, Blue Murder, The Cult, etc.).

Tracklisting:

“Can You Hear Me?”
“Can’t Take It With You”
“Medicine Man”
“Head On”
“Drive It Like You Stole It”
“You Only Call Me”
“Heavy”
“Temptation”
“Rock Bottom”
“A Great Day For Rock And Roll”

“Can't Take It With You” video:

“Head On” video: