COLD COLLECTIVE - (Ex. Transit, Misser + Members of Defeater and November 5, 1955) Releasing Debut Full-Length 'Bachelorette Party' on May 13; Single "Away From You" New Video
MA's Cold Collective,
the new project from Tim Landers (ex. Transit, Misser, Off and On) and
members of Defeater and November 5, 1955 will release their debut
full-length, “Bachelorette Party,” on May 13th via Rise Records.
Cold
Collective went into the studio with Jay Maas (The Dropkick Murphys,
Title Fight, State Champs, The Menzingers) to craft the album, which is
comprised of ten upbeat, catchy songs that fans are sure to love.
The band is streaming "Away From You", a new song off the album, right here.
Tim Landers says, "Cold
Collective is the band I've wanted to start since I first picked up a
guitar, thirteen years ago. I'd spent the greater part of my life
writing songs for others to sing, holding back in some ways.
BACHELORETTE PARTY is a record I wrote amidst the darkest year of my
life. The songs come from loss. Writing has always been the rock I turn
to for any sort of coping- this record was something I needed to make. I
locked myself in my studio at home for weeks, writing to demoing day
and night. My longtime friend, producer Jay Maas, and I tracked all of
the songs in a weekend, with Paul on drums. I recorded all of the
instruments with Jay, and spent the following weeks tracking the vocals
alone at home. We rejoined forces a couple weeks later to mix the album.
Gus and Darren joined later, and we brought the songs to a live
fruition. That is why I chose to call it a "collective"- eager to bring
musicians I respected to play these songs with me.
"Away From You" is a special track in particular, as it is the only song I began writing before the birth of Cold Collective. It was a very different song, years ago- but it was an important piece for me to finish and include. I value songs that begin in a certain subject matter, but can speak so much more when revisited at a contrasting point in time."
"Away From You" is a special track in particular, as it is the only song I began writing before the birth of Cold Collective. It was a very different song, years ago- but it was an important piece for me to finish and include. I value songs that begin in a certain subject matter, but can speak so much more when revisited at a contrasting point in time."
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