ECLIPSE ANNOUNCES NEW STUDIO ALBUM "WIRED" TO BE RELEASED OCTOBER 8, 2021
Coming off their most successful album yet, "Paradigm" (which includes the massive single 'Viva La Victoria' that has 15 million streams and counting), Sweden's Eclipsereturn with their new studio album “Wired” on October 8, 2021. A new single and music video from the album, 'Bite The Bullet' is out today. Watch the video HERE: https://youtu.be/xjhFkyU-Afk
Pre-order/save "Wired" HERE: https://orcd.co/eclipsewired
The album will be available in the following formats:
- CD
- Crystal Vinyl (available worldwide)
- Red Vinyl (exclusive to Frontiers' US & EU webstores and Nordic retailers - Limited to 500 copies WORLDWIDE)
- Cassette (exclusive to Frontiers' US & EU webstores and Nordic retailers - Limited to 200 copies WORLDWIDE)
- Digital
The CD and Digital versions will include the exclusive bonus track 'Dead Inside'.
The LP version will include the exclusive bonus track 'Ain't No Fun'. The LP version of the album will also have a different running order for the tracklisting from the other versions.
See below for tracklistings by format.
Watch the previously released video for 'Saturday Night (Hallelujah)' HERE: https://youtu.be/llSQiz1I8IA
Preceded by the single 'Saturday Night (Hallelujah)’, a post-Covid party anthem, "Wired" sees the Swedish quartet delivering some of the best songs of their career. It’s a much needed uplifting monster of an album in the aftermath of the pandemic age.
"All over the world, people have coped with this mess in their own way. Our way was focusing on the good times ahead, which we believe comes through in the songs we wrote. Good thing we didn't know how long it was gonna take when we started, or we would have ended up writing a rock opera.That's probably best left to others..." says the band of the album.
Over the last few years, Eclipse have performed to audiences around the globe, including the U.S, Japan, Australia and Europe and have opened for giants like Aerosmith and the Scorpions. Their albums have amassed millions of streams and charted in several European countries. With the momentum of their last studio album "Paradigm" propelling them, “Wired" promises to push them even further up the rock 'n roll mountain.
"Ironically enough, after Paradigm we said that we were gonna try to release music more frequently. But, here we are pretty much two years later. Again. Although this time through no fault of our own. But we wrote songs that we wanted to play live and we can't wait to finally get back at it. Buckle up people, it's party time!" concludes the band.
