German rockers reveal album artwork and track listing, prep for Monster Magnet tour
Praised for their "sweet and soulful brand of blues-soaked classic rock" (Outburn), German quartet ZODIAC will release their second album, "A Hiding Place," in North America on Oct. 29 through Prosthetic Records.
"A Hiding Place" track listing:
1. Downtown
2. Free
3. Underneath My Bed
4. Leave Me Blind
5. Moonshine
6. Believer
7. I Wanna Know Part 1
8. I Wanna Know Part 2
9. Cortez The Killer (Neil Young cover)
10. Sleep Of The Hollow (digital bonus track)
11. Leave Me Blind (Extended) (digital bonus track)
"A Hiding Place" is the follow-up to ZODIAC's 2012 acclaimed debut, "A Bit Of Devil," which garnered the attention of Classic Rock magazine, who hailed the band as a "serious candidate for the title 'Newcomer of the Year.'" You can view a short teaser video from the band's recording session at Germany's Megaphon Tonstudios below:
ZODIAC -- which formed in 2010, when Long Distance Calling drummer Janosch Rathmer and guitar wizard Nick Van Delft teamed with Rocketchief member Stephen Gall (guitars) -- were recently seen touring throughout Europe alongside Spiritual Beggars and The Sword, along with playing at festivals such as Roadburn and Hammer of Doom. They will make their North American live debut this fall alongside Monster Magnet; dates are listed below.
1. Downtown
2. Free
3. Underneath My Bed
4. Leave Me Blind
5. Moonshine
6. Believer
7. I Wanna Know Part 1
8. I Wanna Know Part 2
9. Cortez The Killer (Neil Young cover)
10. Sleep Of The Hollow (digital bonus track)
11. Leave Me Blind (Extended) (digital bonus track)
"A Hiding Place" is the follow-up to ZODIAC's 2012 acclaimed debut, "A Bit Of Devil," which garnered the attention of Classic Rock magazine, who hailed the band as a "serious candidate for the title 'Newcomer of the Year.'" You can view a short teaser video from the band's recording session at Germany's Megaphon Tonstudios below:
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ZODIAC -- which formed in 2010, when Long Distance Calling drummer Janosch Rathmer and guitar wizard Nick Van Delft teamed with Rocketchief member Stephen Gall (guitars) -- were recently seen touring throughout Europe alongside Spiritual Beggars and The Sword, along with playing at festivals such as Roadburn and Hammer of Doom. They will make their North American live debut this fall alongside Monster Magnet; dates are listed below.
TOUR DATES:
11/14 Grand Rapids, MI - Intersection #
11/15 Detroit, MI - St. Andrews #
11/16 Chicago, IL - Bottom Lounge #
11/17 Minneapolis, MN - Mill City Nights #
11/19 Denver, CO - Marquis Theatre #
11/20 Salt Lake City, UT - Urban Lounge #
11/22 Seattle, WA - Neumos #
11/23 Vancouver, BC - Rickshaw #
11/24 Portland, OR - Hawthorne Theater #
11/26 San Francisco, CA - The Independent #
11/27 Los Angeles, CA - House of Blues #
11/29 Tempe, AZ - Club Red #
11/30 Albuquerque, NM - Launch Pad #
12/2 Austin, TX - Red 7 #
12/3 Houston, TX - Fitzgeralds #
12/4 Dallas, TX - Trees #
12/6 Atlanta, GA - Masquerade #
12/7 Charlotte, NC - Amos Southend #
12/8 Baltimore, MD - Baltimore Sound Stage #
12/10 Toronto, ON - Lee’s Palace #
12/12 Boston, MA - Sinclair #
12/13 West Chester, PA - The Note #
12/14 New York, NY - Bowery Ballroom #
# with Monster Magnet
11/14 Grand Rapids, MI - Intersection #
11/15 Detroit, MI - St. Andrews #
11/16 Chicago, IL - Bottom Lounge #
11/17 Minneapolis, MN - Mill City Nights #
11/19 Denver, CO - Marquis Theatre #
11/20 Salt Lake City, UT - Urban Lounge #
11/22 Seattle, WA - Neumos #
11/23 Vancouver, BC - Rickshaw #
11/24 Portland, OR - Hawthorne Theater #
11/26 San Francisco, CA - The Independent #
11/27 Los Angeles, CA - House of Blues #
11/29 Tempe, AZ - Club Red #
11/30 Albuquerque, NM - Launch Pad #
12/2 Austin, TX - Red 7 #
12/3 Houston, TX - Fitzgeralds #
12/4 Dallas, TX - Trees #
12/6 Atlanta, GA - Masquerade #
12/7 Charlotte, NC - Amos Southend #
12/8 Baltimore, MD - Baltimore Sound Stage #
12/10 Toronto, ON - Lee’s Palace #
12/12 Boston, MA - Sinclair #
12/13 West Chester, PA - The Note #
12/14 New York, NY - Bowery Ballroom #
# with Monster Magnet
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