Pixies Announce New Album And Stream First Song06-03-2019
Pixies are streaming a brand new track called "On Graveyard Hill." The song is the first single from their forthcoming album "Beneath the Eyrie", which is set to be released on September 13th. The title of the record was inspired after David Lovering spotted an eagles nest, or "eyrie", right above the studio in a tree. The studio was originally built in 1896 as St. John's Church. Check out the single here The new album will be released under the band's new deal with Infectious/BMG, and will be offered in a variety of formats including digitally, CD, cassette, deluxe CD in a hard casebound book, standard heavyweight single gatefold black vinyl, deluxe box set that will feature the full album in CD and clear vinyl formats, plus a second clear vinyl disc containing nine unreleased demos recorded over the past year, and more. Korda Marshall, UK SVP Music, BMG, had this to say, "There are not many bands that can justifiably claim to have changed the sound of music. The Pixies are one, and they continue to push the boundaries with their brilliant new album. We are honored and proud to have signed them to Infectious/BMG and really look forward to working with them in the future."
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