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Here’s The Exclusive First Play Of Two New Red Racer Tracks

Red Racer’s debut album is out on 3rd November and to tide you over we have the premier of the bands brand new single here!

Source: PR

London based three piece Red Racer are set to release their fantastic debut album Define at the beginning of November through Dissention Records. Red Racer consists of John Hogg (Frontman/ Drummer), Sean Genockey (Lead Guitar) and recently added Jesse Wood (Bass Guitar) and the trio are all established performers, producers and songwriters.

The new album was recorded at the legendary Rancho De La Luna, Joshua Tree where some of the most influential desert rock bands of the last two decades have recorded. The band cut the record with Jesse Hughes (Eagles go Death Metal).  “Once Hughes turned up at Rancho”, says Hogg, “Things took another turn. The music seemed to absorb his energy. We were hanging out, listening to incredible music, recording these songs, and making the greatest album of our careers”.

We have the exclusive first play of the bands two new tracks ‘Cover Me’ and ‘ Serpiente’ taken from the album right here! When you pre-order the album from iTunes here you can download the tracks both straight away!

If you like what you hear you can catch the band in 4 UK cities next month.

November

03- Bristol- The Louisiana
04- Manchester- Gullivers
05- Nottingham- Bodega
19- London- The Garage

 Listen to ‘Cover Me’ here

Listen to Serpiente here

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