Remix three songs from How To Destroy Angels’ debut LP “Welcome Oblivion” to win up to $1,500 and be featured.
On The Wing, How Long & Strings and Attractors are all available for full remixing!
Points of note:
- Atticus has hinted at the possibility of more 12 Rounds music
- The Touching Evil soundtrack may finally be released
- And a huge amount about HTDA’s upcoming shows and the work on Welcome Oblivion!
Any pre orders placed through the official site will get an exclusive white label copy of Keep It Together too!
Today is the first day a standalone single from the band has been released in over 2 years!
Note: Amazon.com will have the track available in a few hours.
A short sample of the Reznor/Cortini/Ross remix of Telepathe’s “Destroyer” remix is up on Amazon.com, 2 days prior to its digital release. Thanks to Jimpenola for the heads up!
Currently, Amazon does not allow a song preview, but the track is 4:29 long, and is to be the first single from the new release, An Omen EP.
(link via ninperu on facebook)
The single will be available on a limited, 500 piece vinyl, purchasable through the link.
Thanks to @jimpenola for the link!
Thanks to the eagle-eyed people at NIN fan forum Echoing The Sound, a page for a new How To Destroy Angels vinyl EP was found over at Amazon, under the title An Omen – later changed to “TBD,” but Google’s cache shows the original version. That led to the discovery of the same EP available for pre-order on SoundStageDirect, with details such as a tracklist and price, as well as on WowHD, including a possible release date (November 6th).
The link on Amazon.com is here and for Amazon.co.uk us here, but as yet you cannot pre order. However, this could be the end of a long, long time of waiting for the band’s first major release!
Can you update us on the How To Destroy Angels album?
We have a finished album. It’s been finished for a little while. We’re doing a little bit of tweaks on it. The record will be out soon. We are doing a different type of distribution this time so it’s taking a little bit longer to coordinate stuff. There’s a lot of music about to be unleashed, videos, etcetera.
“I got two dream people to do that. I wrote with Atticus Ross (I couldn’t believe that), and I asked if he would recommend anyone that Nine Inch Nails had worked with – because they are so good at making it pretty and dirty as well, which I so wanted to get across with the album. He highly recommended this guy Michael Patterson who mixed like The Social Network soundtrack and The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo, and hip hop stuff like P Diddy and Dr Dre, and then also pop stuff like Pink. I messaged him and we met up at SXSW to see if he liked me. He did about half the songs and we got a Swedish guy, Anders Hvenare, to mix all the Swedish tracks. He’s mixed I Blame Coco and the Miike Snow record as well – it’s amazing it all sounds cohesive.”
Zowie’s album is already out in New Zealand, an international release date has yet to be set.
