The Voidz share more details on new album ‘Like All Before You’, release atmospheric opener ‘Overture’

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The Voidz share more details on new album ‘Like All Before You’, release atmospheric opener ‘Overture’

New York rock band The Voidz have announced their third album “Like All Before You” and shared the opening track “Overture”. The announcement follows the release of a cryptic teaser video for the album which showed the band revealing the release date and featured the instrumental “Overture” with moody synths, which serves as the album’s opening track.

“Like All Before You” is set for digital release on September 20 and will be available on vinyl from October 18. The LP was created at the band’s home studio in Venice, California, as well as the renowned Vox Studios in Los Angeles. It sees the band collaborating with producers Ivan Wayman, Justin Raisen, and SAD PONY on several tracks.

The tracklist for “Like All Before You” includes “Overture”, “Square Wave”, “Prophecy of The Dragon”, “7 Horses”, “Spectral Analysis”, “Flexorcist”, “Perseverance–1C2S”, “All The Same”, “When Will The Time of These Bastards End”, and “Walk Off (Outro)”. The two singles “Flexorcist” and “Prophecy of the Dragon” will be featured on the LP.

To celebrate the album’s release, The Voidz will perform at two gigs in New York and Los Angeles on October 16 and 18 respectively. The band’s most recent album was “Virtue”, which was released in 2018 following their 2014 debut “Tyranny”. Meanwhile, frontman Julian Casablancas has continued to remain active as part of The Strokes, who played All Points East in London last year, and in March this year, the band dusted off several live rarities at a benefit gig in Chicago.

The album is already available for pre-saving. The Voidz’s new music is a must-listen for rock enthusiasts who are craving music that is unusual and thought-provoking. The Voidz have a reputation for creating boundary-pushing music that still retains their eccentric inventor touch, with a handful of pop-leaning moments alongside the more abstract tracks

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