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Death Bells

city: Los Angeles
country: Australia, USA
genre: Rock
styles: Post-Punk, Dream Pop, Alternative

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RELEASE DATE IS JULY 29, 2020

Adopting a collaborative approach for the recording of their third album, Death Bells have returned Between Here & Everywhere, an effort that captures the cross-section of Southern California’s shadowy hidden interzones, outside of the lights and luxury.

The record features nine new songs that represent Will Canning and Remy Veselis’ continual growth, as well as accompaniment by an experienced cast of contributors on keys, strings, piano, and operatic backup vocals. Recorded with Colin Knight at Paradise Studios, and mixed by Mike Kriebel at Golden Beat, Between Here & Everywhere bristles with immediacy and emotion, with every element tactile, balanced, and elevated.

Between Here & Everywhere sets out to map the potent mess of Los Angeles. Canning cites the “vastness” of the band’s adopted home as a constant muse, and much like the city itself, the album ebbs gradually from harrowing to hopeful over its 35-minute runtime. The lyrics are categorized as “narrative, but not autobiographical,” born of intrigue, intimacy, and a sense of “looking outward.”

From the highly-strung blast of "Hysteria", to the hypnotic rhythms of “Lifespring”, and the staunchly resonant hope displayed in “Last Days”, “Space Without A Name” and “Eternity Street”, Between Here & Everywhere encompasses Death Bells' most captivating work to date.

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Canning and Veselis excel in crafting a vaulting duality of absolutes, bridging a schism between states of ecstasy and bubbling angst.” - The Line of Best Fit

Death Bells — the long-running musical collaboration between Will Canning and Remy Veselis — are thrilled to announce their third full-length album, Between Here & Everywhere. Set for release on 29th July via Dais Records, the LP captures the cross-section of Southern California’s shadowy hidden interzones, outside of the lights and luxury.

The group teased this new full-length with the pre-release of 'Intruder' and 'Passerby' singles — today, they’ve unveiled another new track from the album, 'Lifespring'.

Of the song, Canning comments, “We initially wrote ‘Lifespring’ at a friend’s studio, before the last record was even an idea. I thought I had lost the stems, but discovered them recently on a USB that had been sitting in my jacket pocket for the last few years, so we were able to finally finish the song.” He continues, “The lyrical inspiration came from reading about a fairly spurious organisation of the same name that were around until the mid-90s. Musically, it feels very different from anything we’ve done before; sleazier, groovier.”

Formed in 2015 in Sydney, Australia, Death Bells has proven to be a mainstay in the alternative underground musical landscape both in their homeland and overseas. Death Bells released their sophomore full-length and Dais Records debut New Signs of Life in September of 2020. On this record, the group embraced their diverse tastes to deliver unforgettable hooks and more expansive sounds across its nine graceful songs. Following, and in direct response to the pandemic, Death Bells secluded themselves at Bombay Beach to record and release 5 live recordings of songs from New Signs of Life in April of 2021 — the gorgeous live performance and recording Live from Bombay.

Revitalised and recentered, Death Bells present Between Here & Everywhere — a dizzying portrait of a band at the height of their powers.

[OneBeat PR]