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Watch: ‘Phantoms’ by Pure Reason Revolution

Posted: 30 March 2022 in Recommended Streams and Videos
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Pure Reason Revolution recently announced their fifth studio album Above Cirrus will be released on 6th May 2022 via InsideOutMusic. The is the follow-up to 2020’s Eupnea, which was the band’s first record since reuniting in 2019. This time around, Jon Courtney, Chloë Alper & Greg Jong (who returns as a full-time member for the first time since the ‘Cautionary Tales For The Brave’ EP) find themselves adapting to a world that is radically changing before their eyes, and on this new record, exorcising the isolation and uncertainty in search of something greater.

Today the band are launching a brand new single titled ‘Phantoms’. Watch the video, once again created by Thomas Hicks, here:

The band are also about to head out on a European tour alongside Gazpacho in April 2022. Find the full list of dates below:

8th April – Club Cann, Stuttgart, Germany

9th April – Colos-Saal, Aschaffenburg, Germany

10th April – Columbia Theater, Berlin, Germany

11th April – Die Kantine, Cologne, Germany

13th April – Mezz, Breda, Netherlands

14th April – Hedon, Zwolle, Netherlands

16th April – Petit Bain, Paris, France

17th April – Earth Theatre, London, UK

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Watch: ‘Silent Genesis’ by Pure Reason Revolution

Posted: 2 February 2020 in Recommended Streams and Videos
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Pure Reason Revolution recently announced the release of Eupnea, their first new studio album in nearly 10 years, for the 3rd of April 2020. They’ve just revealed the first piece of new music taken from the record, in the form of the epic 10-minute ‘Silent Genesis’, a track which Jon Courtney co-wrote alongside original PRR member Greg Jong.

The band comments: “With some tracks it’s blood sweat & tears to get them nailed, but “Silent Genesis” came together really quickly. While Greg & I worked on the music, Chloe was blasting out vocals in London. We had a lot of fun making this track; mangling synths, riffing & unexpectedly outroing with funk!”

Listen to the track here: