UK four-piece rock band Federal Charm have released a new music video for “Swing Sinner”, the track is taken from their highly anticipated third studio album “Passenger”, out on September 14th, via Wire-Sound/Cargo Records.
The video for “Swing Sinner” can be viewed below.
“Swing Sinner” is a story about a young boy called Joe. Joe’s father was an abusive drunk. His mother ran away from home not long after he was born. One day, after years of abuse, Joe took his father’s gun and shoots him dead. The townsfolk aren’t aware of what a monster the man was and get together to bring Joe to justice. The song ends with him being hung for the killing.
“Passenger” was recorded, produced and mixed at Willow Terrace Studios in Manchester. Federal Charm co-produced the album with John Simms (Hidden Colour Audio) who also engineers for fellow Stockport band, Blossoms.
The album can be pre-ordered here.
Tracklist:
1. Swing Sinner
2. Choke
3. Emerald Haze
4. Death Rattle
5. Nowhere is Home
6. Get Through
7. Concrete Creature
8. Can’t Rule Me
9. Halo
10. Speak Out
11. Parting Words
Previously, the recording process for the first two studio albums was very much like, ‘Strat in? Go! Les Paul? Go!’. For “Passenger”, a great deal of care and attention was taken into the pre-production which ultimately benefited the all-round sound.
Says Bowe: “It’s a heavier album. There was no way to tame beast”
The band’s co-headline UK tour with the Bad Flowers is timely, as the band will preview material from their third album “Passenger”, which will be released in Autumn 2018. Bowe says: “The new album is a personal account of the band’s creative journey over those last 18 months”.
UK Tour Dates 2018 (w/ The Bad Flowers):
Wednesday 19 September - Thekla, Bristol
Thursday 20 September - Muni Arts Centre, Pontypridd
Friday 21 September - Rock City Basement, Nottingham
Saturday 22 September - Classic Grand, Glasgow
Sunday 23 September - The Live Rooms, Chester
Monday 24 September - The Parish, Huddersfield
Wednesday 26 September - The Parish, Huddersfield
Thursday 27 September - Think Tank, Newcastle
Friday 28 September - Corporation, Sheffield
Saturday 29 September - O2 Institute 2, Birmingham
Sunday 30 September - Borderline, London
Line-up:
Tom Guyer - Vocals
Paul Bowe - Guitars
L.D. Morawski - Bass
Josh Zahler - Drums
Weblinks:
www.facebook.com/federalcharm
www.federalcharm.com
The video for “Swing Sinner” can be viewed below.
“Swing Sinner” is a story about a young boy called Joe. Joe’s father was an abusive drunk. His mother ran away from home not long after he was born. One day, after years of abuse, Joe took his father’s gun and shoots him dead. The townsfolk aren’t aware of what a monster the man was and get together to bring Joe to justice. The song ends with him being hung for the killing.
“Passenger” was recorded, produced and mixed at Willow Terrace Studios in Manchester. Federal Charm co-produced the album with John Simms (Hidden Colour Audio) who also engineers for fellow Stockport band, Blossoms.
The album can be pre-ordered here.
Tracklist:
1. Swing Sinner
2. Choke
3. Emerald Haze
4. Death Rattle
5. Nowhere is Home
6. Get Through
7. Concrete Creature
8. Can’t Rule Me
9. Halo
10. Speak Out
11. Parting Words
Previously, the recording process for the first two studio albums was very much like, ‘Strat in? Go! Les Paul? Go!’. For “Passenger”, a great deal of care and attention was taken into the pre-production which ultimately benefited the all-round sound.
Says Bowe: “It’s a heavier album. There was no way to tame beast”
The band’s co-headline UK tour with the Bad Flowers is timely, as the band will preview material from their third album “Passenger”, which will be released in Autumn 2018. Bowe says: “The new album is a personal account of the band’s creative journey over those last 18 months”.
UK Tour Dates 2018 (w/ The Bad Flowers):
Wednesday 19 September - Thekla, Bristol
Thursday 20 September - Muni Arts Centre, Pontypridd
Friday 21 September - Rock City Basement, Nottingham
Saturday 22 September - Classic Grand, Glasgow
Sunday 23 September - The Live Rooms, Chester
Monday 24 September - The Parish, Huddersfield
Wednesday 26 September - The Parish, Huddersfield
Thursday 27 September - Think Tank, Newcastle
Friday 28 September - Corporation, Sheffield
Saturday 29 September - O2 Institute 2, Birmingham
Sunday 30 September - Borderline, London
Line-up:
Tom Guyer - Vocals
Paul Bowe - Guitars
L.D. Morawski - Bass
Josh Zahler - Drums
Weblinks:
www.facebook.com/federalcharm
www.federalcharm.com