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NEW ALBUM \u201cINDICATOR\u201d CONFIRMED FOR EUROPEAN RELEASE!<\/p>\n
NEW ALBUM \u201cINDICATOR\u201d CONFIRMED FOR EUROPEAN RELEASE!<\/p>\n
Chrom \/ Ministry Of Sound today confirms October 18th., 2010 as the release date for Deine Lakaiens\u2019s
new studio album \u201cIndicator\u201d for Europe outside G\/S\/A.<\/p>\n
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It’s exactly five years since Veljanov and Horn released their last studio album “April Skies” but they
haven’t just been twiddling their thumbs in the meantime. They celebrated their twentieth anniversary with
an opulent orchestra tour and continue to pursue their long-standing tradition of acoustic tours:
opportunities enough for a little soul-searching. “Of course we hope to have become wiser, more
experienced, more aware \u2013 and to have improved, too”, explains Veljanov. “What was crucial for us when
we started this work, was the sense that this Deine Lakaien project still has things to accomplish”.
“Indicator” doesn’t simply rehash tried and tested formulas. It heralds a whole new era. Anyone who’s
always appreciated Deine Lakaien will find on this album a fine range of what the duo has always done
well. Both musicians have, after all, crammed tons of experience into their tour luggage. When they tipped
it all out on the studio floor, there were surprises in store. True, they maintain their original focus on
electronic instruments but the stylistic diversity and natural playfulness they derive from that is amazing.
The long pause to gather its wits and completely revise priorities evidently did the duo good. “After twenty
years, you don’t want to rhyme ‘day’ with ‘way’ and ‘night’ with ‘light’. You have to try out new themes and
creative paths,” Ernst Horn points out. “And that automatically gives rise to new musical solutions. For
sure, we’re no longer facing a storm of clich\u00e9s either. The image that made us the enemy in some
In terms both of content and music, “Indicator” is a multifaceted, intense album that embraces the world’s
diversity, dreams and hopes yet also relentlessly faces up to reality. The title “Indicator” must be
understood also in that light. Deine Lakaien consciously chose a no-nonsense motto, not only for the
listeners’ sake but also for their own, and as a signpost on their new path. Because they’re older, wiser,
but still these old fighters…<\/p>\n
Tracklist:
1. One Night, 2. Who\u2019ll Save Your World, 3. Gone, 4. Immigrant,
5. Blue Heart, 6. Europe, 7. Along Our Road, 8. Without Your Words,
9. Six O\u2019Clock, 10. Go Away Bad Dreams, 11. On Your Stage Again,
12. The Old Man Is Dead<\/p>\n
\u201cIndicator\u201d INDICATOR TOUR 2010 Presented by Kulturnews \u2013 Piranha \u2013 Sonic Seducer
Release G\/S\/A: 17.09.2010, Rest of Europe: 18.10.2010
Chrom Records in cooperation with Ministry Of Sound
European Promotion: Ines Weidemann \/ IAM \/ ines@iam-europe.de<\/a>\u0001<\/p>\n
03.10. Munich – Backstage Werk
04.10. N\u00fcrnberg – L\u00f6wensaal
05.10. Stuttgart – Theaterhaus
06.10. Ulm – Theatro
07.10. Darmstadt – Central Station
08.10. Dortmund – FZW
10.10. Cologne – E-Werk
12.10. Bremen – Modernes
13.10. Hamburg – Gro\u00dfe Freiheit
14.10. Hannover – Capitol
15.10. Leipzig – Werk 2
16.10. Erfurt – Gewerkschaftshaus
17.10. Berlin \u2013 Postbahnhof<\/p>\n