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Austin Gold to release new studio album “Those City Lights” on November 4th 2022

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September 21, 2022
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Austin Gold Those City Lights coverAnthemic hard rock act, Austin Gold, have launched their pre-order campaign for their new studio album, “Those City Lights” to be released on November 4th, 2022, via TMR Rock Records.

Austin Gold will release their first single “Mountain” on September 29th, 2022. The single is available as an instant download for all those ordering the album. The song is accompanied by a video produced by Jay Hillyer, which you can watch below.

“Mountain” is an upbeat rocker dripping in guitar and keyboard hooks, delivering a positive message of hope through perseverance, where nothing can get in the way – not even a mountain.

“Those City Lights” is their third release, following on from their debut album “Before Dark Clouds” (2017) and the acclaimed self-titled mini-album “Austin Gold” (2019). This will be their first release on the recently formed label TMR Rock Records, which made the Official Independent Charts with releases from The Karma Effect and Revival Black.

Following the two strong studio releases, tours with King King and Gun and a main stage appearance at the last Ramblin’ Man Festival, Austin Gold were causing a stir. Then Covid frakked the world but the guys remained agile and adapted and hunkered down to write and record, “Those City Lights”.

Mainman, David James Smith, explains: “Just as for many, 2020 & 21 were hard with a capital H. The only things we could control were writing and recording so that’s what we did. With our last release being a mini-album we were determined to come back will a full fat album, that allowed us to explore a wider dynamic and allowed us to breathe a little. Introduce some light and shade”.

He continues: “Lyrically, there’s a theme running throughout ‘Those City Lights’… its about escapism, optimism while digging deep to find that inner strength. I think these are themes that will resonate with people, even as we go through life’s current turmoil of price rises and wars. There’s a strength to humanity that finds a path; a way through. Musically, its hard hitting, we are a rock band with big guitars and choruses but at times we’ve stripped it back and also pushed the keys and drums a little harder. It has a great balance, something we believe fans of Austin Gold will love while opening us up to a fresh audience”.

Pre-order “Those City Lights” here.

Tracklist:
1. Never End
2. Cut & Run
3. Our Last Stand
4. Invincible
5. Get in Line
6. Mountain
7. Morning Light
8. Days
9. Hold on Me
10. Real You
11. Those City Lights

Austin Gold stage a hometown album launch show at Key Theatre, Peterborough on Thursday 10th November. Tickets available here.

Line-up:
David James Smith – Vocals & guitar
Lee Churchill – Bass
Adam Leon – Keyboards
Chris Ogden – Drums

Weblinks:
www.austingold.co.uk
www.facebook.com/AustinGoldBand

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