Intercept's Symphony For Somebody Else Next Month
. Intercept is not just a fitting moniker for the Los Angeles outfit whose sonic landscape meets in the middle of rock and folk-tinged indie-pop. It's also descriptive of a band in the right place at the right time, anticipating the September 14 release of their third full-length album Symphony For Somebody Else. "The industry hasn't changed as much as people think," notes frontman Christian Knudsen. "Songs are still the focus. You have to work to develop great material. But you must also match that with finding incredible people to work with and treat them professionally." With this philosophy, Intercept has cultivated opportunities for themselves with pure hard work and tenacity. Enlisting the likes of producer Erik Ron (Panic At The Disco, VersaEmerge, Foxy Shazam), Capitol Mastering, and the digital distribution arm of Universal, the band has Symphony For Somebody Else as the record of their lives. Drawing from a range of stylistic inspiration, the album's 10 tracks span brooding modern rock and folk-tinged indie-pop, shaped by diverse musical elements. Click here to read today's full Day in Pop report Preview and Purchase Intercept CDs |
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