Brakes are set to release their second album ’The Beatific Visions’ on November 6.
The album is the follow up to 2005’s ’Give Blood’ and it was recorded with White Stripes engineer Stuart Sikes in Nashville.
On their official website Brakesbrakesbrakes.com bassist Marc Beatty describes the album as: “The soundtrack to a great battle between good and evil where the world almost cracks in half, sucking everyone into a life of eternal darkness and misery.
"There’s so much f***ed up s***(sic) going on in this world that it’s hard not to pass comment on it in our music. But as much as it’s important to us to write about that kind of stuff, there’s a lot of love and romance in there too.”
The tracklisting will be:
‘Hold Me In The River’
‘Margarita’
‘If I Should Die Tonight’
‘Mobile Communication’
‘Spring Chicken’
‘Isabel’
‘Beatific Vision’
‘Porcupine Or Pineapple’
‘Cease And Desist’
‘On Your Side’
‘No Return’
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