King's X - Sign To Inside Out Music / Sony Music
Progressive rock/metal legends King's X just announced via Facebook that they have inked a deal with Inside Out Music/Sony Music Entertainment worldwide. This label will release the band's recently-mastered, still-untitled new album on September 2nd, 2022. It will be King's X's first studio album in 14 years, and it was tracked at Blacksound Studio in California under Emmy Award-winning engineer, mixer, and producer Michael Parnin (Rage Against The Machine, Mark Lanegan). The band will tour Europe this fall to support the record.
The band wrote: "We are pleased to announce we have signed with Inside Out Music/Sony Music Entertainment worldwide. They will be the label home for our forthcoming 13th studio album and first new music in 14 years, which has just been completed, the long-awaited new record will see the light of day on the 2nd of September 2022!"
Bassist and vocalist dUg Pinnick comments: "I feel like it's been forever since we put out a new album, and I'm ready for the world to hear our latest offering, hopefully, there's a little bit of everything that you love about King's X, three sides of one is the best way to describe it. The groove is with us!"
Drummer Jerry Gaskill added: "It's really gonna happen! The new record is coming out soon. I'm happy to be working with the team at InsideOut/Sony Music. I'm happy with the record. I'm happy everybody gets to hear it. It's a happy day. Or at least that’s what I'm telling myself. Hope you enjoy it!!!"
Guitarist Ty Tabor concluded: "I have a long-standing relationship with Inside Out and am so pleased that Inside Out/Sony is releasing the new King's X album."
Thomas Waber, president of the label, said: "We have known the guys forever and have been fans even before then. We are really looking forward to adding another album to their impressive legacy. Working on a King's X album is always a highlight and an honour!"
On working with King's X, engineer, mixer, and producer Michael Parnin commented: "I am very proud of the energy and work put into this album, especially of all the different vocal performances and varied musical influences mixed together as one. In true King's X fashion, we had several obstacles to overcome, and it wasn’t easy but hopefully worth it to the amazing die-hard fans out there who have been waiting so patiently and to the new listeners hearing King's X for the first time. It’s an honest labour of love that I am excited the world finally gets to hear."
The band wrote: "We are pleased to announce we have signed with Inside Out Music/Sony Music Entertainment worldwide. They will be the label home for our forthcoming 13th studio album and first new music in 14 years, which has just been completed, the long-awaited new record will see the light of day on the 2nd of September 2022!"
Bassist and vocalist dUg Pinnick comments: "I feel like it's been forever since we put out a new album, and I'm ready for the world to hear our latest offering, hopefully, there's a little bit of everything that you love about King's X, three sides of one is the best way to describe it. The groove is with us!"
Drummer Jerry Gaskill added: "It's really gonna happen! The new record is coming out soon. I'm happy to be working with the team at InsideOut/Sony Music. I'm happy with the record. I'm happy everybody gets to hear it. It's a happy day. Or at least that’s what I'm telling myself. Hope you enjoy it!!!"
Guitarist Ty Tabor concluded: "I have a long-standing relationship with Inside Out and am so pleased that Inside Out/Sony is releasing the new King's X album."
Thomas Waber, president of the label, said: "We have known the guys forever and have been fans even before then. We are really looking forward to adding another album to their impressive legacy. Working on a King's X album is always a highlight and an honour!"
On working with King's X, engineer, mixer, and producer Michael Parnin commented: "I am very proud of the energy and work put into this album, especially of all the different vocal performances and varied musical influences mixed together as one. In true King's X fashion, we had several obstacles to overcome, and it wasn’t easy but hopefully worth it to the amazing die-hard fans out there who have been waiting so patiently and to the new listeners hearing King's X for the first time. It’s an honest labour of love that I am excited the world finally gets to hear."
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