In an official statement announcing this album, the duo described it as “a record that hunts for and captures that wild moment when sound overwhelms you and almost pulls you under yet ultimately lets you ride its wave, to destinations unknown.”

They also shared a full tracklist that features a total of 11 songs, including previously released singles “The Darkness That You Fear”, “No Reason”, and the new song “Live Again”. They said that each track on this album was “born out of a desire to find that point of vision in the studio […] that could then be refracted back onto the dancefloor through the music.”

For That Beautiful Feeling will hit the shelves on September 8, and it will feature collaborations with Beck and Heavenly Recordings’ artist Halo Maud. Its release was a long time coming, as it’s been four years since The Chemical Brothers dropped their ninth studio album No Geography in 2019, which won them their third Grammy Award for best electronic/dance album.

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The duo’s longtime collaborators Adam Smith and Marcus Lyall were in charge of directing this video, reminiscent of Japanese sci-fi series Ultraman. “Eve of Destruction” gives us a look at several heroes and villains in colorful costumes, getting ready for action and facing off each other.

This song serves as the opening track on the duo’s latest album No Geography, which came out on April 12th to critical acclaim.

This isn’t the only record The Chemical Brothers are dropping this year since they’ve announced the plan to release a deluxe reissue of their signature album Surrender. “It’s been 20 years since Surrender and we’re putting out a big box set of that. We found lots of different versions of the tracks and it’s really interesting to listen to them now to see what we considered to be the finished version,” said Ed Simons while chatting with Stack Magazine.

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Osheaga Festival will take place during a three day weekend from August 2-4 at its usual spot – Parc Jean-Drapeau on Île Sainte-Hélène. This amazing musical experience has been around since 2006, and it attracted tens of thousands of visitors every year.

The organizers of this festival never had any trouble attracting A-list performers to Montreal, but this year’s lineup is really putting some of their past ones to shame. The headliners aren’t the only reason to buy a ticket since each of the festival days comes with a long list of impressive names.

Janelle Monáe, J Balvin, Hozier and Tame Impala are also among the artist who received the top billing. Lineup includes wide variety of diverse performers, making sure fans of different genres find something to enjoy.

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In an official statement announcing this album, the duo described it as “a record that hunts for and captures that wild moment when sound overwhelms you and almost pulls you under yet ultimately lets you ride its wave, to destinations unknown.”

They also shared a full tracklist that features a total of 11 songs, including previously released singles “The Darkness That You Fear”, “No Reason”, and the new song “Live Again”. They said that each track on this album was “born out of a desire to find that point of vision in the studio […] that could then be refracted back onto the dancefloor through the music.”

For That Beautiful Feeling will hit the shelves on September 8, and it will feature collaborations with Beck and Heavenly Recordings’ artist Halo Maud. Its release was a long time coming, as it’s been four years since The Chemical Brothers dropped their ninth studio album No Geography in 2019, which won them their third Grammy Award for best electronic/dance album.

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The post The Chemical Brothers Announce Their 10th Studio Album “For That Beautiful Feeling” appeared first on Hot Pop Today.

The duo’s longtime collaborators Adam Smith and Marcus Lyall were in charge of directing this video, reminiscent of Japanese sci-fi series Ultraman. “Eve of Destruction” gives us a look at several heroes and villains in colorful costumes, getting ready for action and facing off each other.

This song serves as the opening track on the duo’s latest album No Geography, which came out on April 12th to critical acclaim.

This isn’t the only record The Chemical Brothers are dropping this year since they’ve announced the plan to release a deluxe reissue of their signature album Surrender. “It’s been 20 years since Surrender and we’re putting out a big box set of that. We found lots of different versions of the tracks and it’s really interesting to listen to them now to see what we considered to be the finished version,” said Ed Simons while chatting with Stack Magazine.

The post The Chemical Brothers Share Surreal Video for Their Latest Single appeared first on Hot Pop Today.

Osheaga Festival will take place during a three day weekend from August 2-4 at its usual spot – Parc Jean-Drapeau on Île Sainte-Hélène. This amazing musical experience has been around since 2006, and it attracted tens of thousands of visitors every year.

The organizers of this festival never had any trouble attracting A-list performers to Montreal, but this year’s lineup is really putting some of their past ones to shame. The headliners aren’t the only reason to buy a ticket since each of the festival days comes with a long list of impressive names.

Janelle Monáe, J Balvin, Hozier and Tame Impala are also among the artist who received the top billing. Lineup includes wide variety of diverse performers, making sure fans of different genres find something to enjoy.

The post Chemical Brothers and Childish Gambino to Headline Osheaga 2019 appeared first on Hot Pop Today.