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Paceshifters
"Different Man"
Release January 8th by ADA Music
Different Man is the second single from the forthcoming album by Dutch rockers Paceshifters and touches the delicate subject of losing your father and rebuilding memories when becoming a father yourself. These difficult and uncertain times have all of us longing for getting together and making new memories with our loved ones. The band has been going strong for more than a decade. But after 10 years of non-stop touring, playing clubs and festivals across Europe and USA, and releasing four full length albums, it was time for a change. Time for a brand new plan. That new plan happens to be a fresh and crisp new studio album, which was recorded in Belgium and produced by Ian Clement of Flemish alternative rockers Wallace Vanborn. Before commencing work on the new album Seb (vocals/guitar), Paul (bass/vocals) and Jesper (drums/vocals) decided to aim for a fresh approach and different sound and image. Paceshifters can’t wait to get out there and play live shows again. They have always been know for their energetic and no holds barred live performances “that’s the only thing that will never change, as soon as we walk that stage, we will give our fans all that we've got." The band has built a cult following thanks to their incredible live shows which have already seen them headline arenas, following festival slots at the likes of Woodstock (Poland), Groezrock, Zwarte Cross, Pinkpop, Exit, Rock for People and SXSW and have shared stages with the likes of Deep Purple, Wolfmother, Therapy?, Triggerfinger and Perry Farrell.
Release January 8th by ADA Music
Different Man is the second single from the forthcoming album by Dutch rockers Paceshifters and touches the delicate subject of losing your father and rebuilding memories when becoming a father yourself. These difficult and uncertain times have all of us longing for getting together and making new memories with our loved ones. The band has been going strong for more than a decade. But after 10 years of non-stop touring, playing clubs and festivals across Europe and USA, and releasing four full length albums, it was time for a change. Time for a brand new plan. That new plan happens to be a fresh and crisp new studio album, which was recorded in Belgium and produced by Ian Clement of Flemish alternative rockers Wallace Vanborn. Before commencing work on the new album Seb (vocals/guitar), Paul (bass/vocals) and Jesper (drums/vocals) decided to aim for a fresh approach and different sound and image. Paceshifters can’t wait to get out there and play live shows again. They have always been know for their energetic and no holds barred live performances “that’s the only thing that will never change, as soon as we walk that stage, we will give our fans all that we've got." The band has built a cult following thanks to their incredible live shows which have already seen them headline arenas, following festival slots at the likes of Woodstock (Poland), Groezrock, Zwarte Cross, Pinkpop, Exit, Rock for People and SXSW and have shared stages with the likes of Deep Purple, Wolfmother, Therapy?, Triggerfinger and Perry Farrell.