New Aussie Heavy Rockers Tracer Unveil Details Of Debut Album 'Spaces In Between'
Thursday, 01 September 2011
Written by Jon Stickler
Tracer the exciting three-piece heavy rock band from Adelaide, Southern Australia, have unveiled details of their debut album, 'Spaces In Between', set for UK release on Monday October 3rd.
If Robert Plant and Jimi Hendrix made love to the sounds of Audioslave, it would probably sound something like Tracer. With a distinctive sound reminiscent of 90’s grunge/stoner rock, mixed with the everlasting bravado of 70’s classic rock, Tracer delivers a driving, sonic sledgehammer of sound. The line-up features brothers Michael (vocals, guitar) and Leigh Brown (vocals, bass) and drummer Andre Wise.
Tracer will join Royal Republic as special guest for the second half of their 'We Are The Royal' European Tour, taking on 24 dates through France, UK, Germany, The Netherlands and Sweden. The UK leg of the tour starts at the Sheffield Corporation on Monday October 24th.
Entitled 'Spaces In Between,' Tracer’s new album includes twleve songs that will stick in your head for days, weeks and years to come! The first single 'Too Much' includes an energetic promo video that will hit YouTube within the next few weeks! Check back to Stereoboard for the video as soon as it is launched!
'Spaces In Between' track-listing:
1. Too Much
2. Push
3. Walk Alone
4. Louder Than This
5. Devil Ride
6. The Bitch
7. Voice In The Rain
8. Spaces In Between
9. Dead Inside
10. Save My Breath
11. All In My Head
12. Wont Let It Die (Run Mary)
Oct 24th – Corporation, Sheffield (w/Royal Republic)
Oct 25th – The Well, Leeds (w/Royal Republic)
Oct 26th – King Tut's, Glasgow (w/Royal Republic)
Oct 27th – O2 Academy, Newcastle (w/Royal Republic)
Oct 28th – Roadhouse, Manchester (w/Royal Republic)
Oct 29th – Rock City, Nottingham (w/Royal Republic)
Oct 31st – The Cooler, Bristol (w/Royal Republic)
November 2011
Nov 1st – Slade Rooms, Wolverhampton (w/Royal Republic)
Nov 2nd – The Joiners, Southampton (w/Royal Republic)
Nov 3rd – The Underworld, London (w/Royal Republic)
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