Announces support for the eagerly awaited new album “Dark Web" from Manchester gutter punks The Battery Farm, which is out on November 29th.
Manchester DIY indie label WWW.A1MRECORDS.COM is delighted to announce its continued investment and support for grassroots, independent music. Today, it is pledging support for the eagerly awaited new album “Dark Web" from Manchester gutter punks The Battery Farm, which is out on November 29th.
As part of A1m Records' ongoing initiative to invest in grassroots music, we’re delighted to cover the total production costs of the CD and ensure 100% of all sales go back to the band. We have been long-term fans of this band and are delighted to be involved. The spirit and ethos of DIY music are alive and well!
The band launch the album at the iconic deaf institute venue on 29th November. in what will be an epic night of new, innovative, passionate new music. The band says, "We'll be playing Dark Web in its full, unbridled ignominy on the day of its unleashing, as well as owd favourites from our debut album FLIES and our early EPs. Expect summat immersive, impassioned and ferocious. Comrades, palz, friendos - we want to celebrate with you. Step into the abyss with us.
We're absolutely honoured to have two of the best live bands in the country as our special guests in the form of our palz TV FACE & GUTS. Both bands are incredible and it's a genuine privilege to share this with them. You are in for some treat I tell you what!
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New Single - It's a Shame, Thanks a Lot
The 3rd single from The Battery Farm's forthcoming new album Dark Web.
The song unflinchingly explores a mental breakdown from a first person perspective, in all its ugliness, chaos and deep, violent terror. It is the rawest and most personal song we've released so far and marks a profound dive into an altogether different kind of abyss. We want you to hear this.
Dark Web is out 29th November, CD release backed by A1M records.
Video by Dominic Corry, using footage by Neil Broomhall Produced, mixed, recorded and engineered by David Radahd-Jones Recorded at Red City Recordings, Manchester Mastered by Pete Maher Words and Music by Ben Corry Performed by The Battery Farm The Battery Farm are: Ben Corry Dominic Corry Paul Worrall Sam Parkinson
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