Walking Bombs have had "Intolernce," the second track from their new album premiered by NewNoiseMagazine. Walking Bombs is the solo/collaborative project of Morgan Ywain Evans, a Kingston, NY based singer and music journalist (Pop Matters, Metalriot.com). Brave Hours was created in 2016 with the major involvement of engineer and multi-instrumentalist Jay Andersen of grunge band Surmiser on each song and a new cast of collaborators/guests. As in the past with the project, expect a range of styles from hard rock to grunge to emo to some industrial and post-punk influences. You can hear the second track here: http://newnoisemagazine.com/walking-bombs-intolerance-ft-vowws/
The bulk of the record -save for most collaborators' parts- was recorded in Saugerties, NY by Jay Andersen at Operation: Audio. The album (which features cover art by Kim Zangrando) is being mastered at Witch Ape Studio by grunge legend Tad Doyle (TAD, Brothers Of The Sonic Cloth). The songs deal with themes such as hatred ("Intolerance"), LGBTQ/non-binary rights ("Loveislove"), Suicide/depression ("Even When It Hurts), coping with death and dementia ("Brave Hours") and more. Singles will start premiering in the coming weeks before an April 14th release. Guests featured are industrial duo VOWWS, folky white witch Elizabeth Le Fey aka. Globelamp, James Felice (The Felice Brothers), Nate Garrett of rising metal acts Gatecreeper/ Spirit Adrift, retro rocker Jeremy Swift of The Beautiful Bastards and saxophonist Jørgen Munkeby of "blackjazz" pirates Shining (Norway). "The title track is a sort of Foo Fighters "Everlong" influenced song I wrote with my friend Jay Andersen for my mother who has dementia," says vocalist Morgan Y. Evans. "She was alone for most of a day in a country house with my father after his sudden death from heart failure/cancer. It was during a snow storm and she was confused and crying, unable to remember how to call anyone on the phone and also having just lost her partner of over 30 years. It breaks my heart to even think about. Her developing illness, which we initially thought was natural old age sort of fog, really ramped up after that and she never has been totally herself again.Videos