Stone Temple Pilots guitarist Dean DeLeo has unveiled a brand new venture dubbed One Extra Satellite tv for pc. The outfit’s self-titled debut album is ready to drop July 18th, and the lead single and LP opener “Paper Over the Cracks” may be heard now.
The venture sees DeLeo in collaboration with English singer and lyricist Pete Shoulder, and the duo’s chemistry is palpable on the brand new track. DeLeo lays down a lanky, very STP-sounding central riff that’s deceptively hooky, whereas Shoulder is in tremendous kind, his grizzled voice and melodies completely complementing the monitor’s general tone.
“I used to be merely sitting on some songs I needed to document,” DeLeo stated of the venture in a press launch. “What began out as an instrumental album, rapidly modified quickly after Pete and I chatted. He was going to sing on a track or two, then wound up singing on eight of the ten on the document.”
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Added Shoulder, “I used to be excited to listen to the brand new music Dean needed to collaborate on. We’ve labored collectively previously and it’s at all times been an absolute pleasure making music with him. The stuff he comes up with is so fascinating, with so many stunning, sudden, twists and turns. It’s very inspiring to put in writing to and pushes me into realms that I’d by no means often consider exploring. I’m very happy with the album we’ve made.”
The remainder of the 10-song debut album options appearances from DeLeo’s son Rocco on drums (“Drowning Out the Solar,” “Willow Mae,” and “Spit It Out”) and his daughter June on backing vocals (“Your Name”). The LP additionally sees a spot efficiency from Stone Temple Pilots drummer Eric Kretz on “Serenade,” with Brian Tichy (Billy Idol, Whitesnake) drumming on the remaining tracks. Ryan Williams co-produced and combined the album.
Pre-order One Extra Satellite tv for pc on vinyl through the band’s merch web site. You may stream “Paper Over the Cracks” and see the album artwork/tracklist beneath.
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