INTERLAKER - Interlaker - LP - Apricot Colour Vinyl [OCT 11]

LP - Limited Edition Apricot Colour Vinyl.  

“We both approached recording the album with a zero-pressure attitude,” asserts Wrench. “We were both just up for writing music again.” That method allowed Jakes, who holed up in his parents’ house over the summer to record his parts solo, to “put everything on the line” in his performances, recording as and when the mood struck, in his constant quest for vocal perfection. “I tend to over-analyse everything, but it seemed to work out alright,” says Jakes, with typical self-deprecation. “I’m a bit fixated on my vocals.”
 
He won’t be the only one. His voice, always the purest expression of emotion even amidst a maelstrom of instrumental chaos, scales new peaks throughout the album.
 
The difference this time around is, his range has been extended, pushing his voice into previously unexplored locations. The album also features the positively upbeat likes of End Unknown and Miracle and the fragile beauty of Carving Circles and Be The One, alongside the U2-play-Sabbath alt-rock stridency of Bottomless Pit and Wishes.
   
Make no mistake, Interlaker’s ambitions for the band know few limits, with Jakes targeting “the peaks that Lonely The Brave and Arcane Roots achieved – and beyond”. In a changed environment for rock music, both acknowledge that could take time, but now the duo are back from the brink, they’re determined to build things the right way.

Tracklist: 

A1. The Hunger
A2. Ghostride
A3. Call Out The Wolves
A4. Be The One
A5. End Unknown
 
B1. Spite Of Day
B2. Miracle
B3. Coming Out
B4. Carving Circles
B5. Bottomless Pit