The Datsuns Confirm New Album ‘Death Rattle Boogie’ And Offer Free Download Of ‘Gods Are Bored’
Wednesday, 15 August 2012
Written by Jon Stickler
The Datsuns (Dolf DeBorst - Bass/vocals, Christian Livingstone – guitars, Phil Somervell – guitars, Ben Cole - drums) have confirmed the release of brand new album 'Death Rattle Boogie' via Hellsquad on 8th October.
'Death Rattle Boogie' is the sound of one of the world’s premiere rock ’n’ roll bands, rediscovering the ferocious energy that first drove them to pick up their instruments. The Datsuns are ready to show the world that 'Death Rattle Boogie' offers inarguable proof that they are more alive now than they’ve ever been. Hitting hard with opener, ‘Gods Are Bored’ to the the frenetic ‘Death of Me’, The Datsuns prove they’ve no plans to quit rocking the world to its core anytime soon.
'Death Rattle Boogie' tracklisting is as follows:
01. Gods Are Bored
02. Gold Halo
03. Axethrower
04. Bullseye
05. Skull Full Of Bone
06. Shadow Looms Large
07. Wander The Night
08. Helping Hands
09. Hole In Your Head
10. Fools Gold
11. Goodbye Ghosts
12. Colour Of The Moon
13. Brain Tonic
14. Death Of Me
You can download new track ‘Gods Are Bored’ and watch the new video over at www.thedatsuns.com.
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'Death Rattle Boogie' is the sound of one of the world’s premiere rock ’n’ roll bands, rediscovering the ferocious energy that first drove them to pick up their instruments. The Datsuns are ready to show the world that 'Death Rattle Boogie' offers inarguable proof that they are more alive now than they’ve ever been. Hitting hard with opener, ‘Gods Are Bored’ to the the frenetic ‘Death of Me’, The Datsuns prove they’ve no plans to quit rocking the world to its core anytime soon. 
