Electric Peace - ‘You're Going to Hell’
Our featured EP, ‘You're Going to Hell’ by Electric Peace, is OUT NOW and available to stream on all major streaming platforms!
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Electric Peace is a well established band who burst onto the streaming scene in 2019. The Reseda (California) based band has been around since the 1980s and has cultivated a plethora of performance experience. Although they receive creative inspiration from a number of styles such as Post Punk Psychedelia, Electric Peace combine a variety of compositional elements to form their unique sound.
To date, Electric Peace have one album and ten singles/EPs in their online discography. Some of their most popular tracks include the likes of ‘Kill for Your Love’, ‘Dinah Might’, ‘You’re Going to Hell’, and ‘Angel’. With a growing number of listeners and followers, there is no denying the fact that Electric Peace is developing a dedicated following of fans.
FEATURED RELEASE
Our featured EP, ‘You're Going to Hell’ by Electric Peace, is out now and available to stream on all major streaming platforms! The EP consists of four tracks and lasts around fourteen minutes. The record was recorded at Mad Dog Studios (Venice, CA) and was written/produced by Brian Kild. Featured musicians include: Brian Kild on bass, Jay Ziskrout on drums, Greg Welsh on guitar, as well as Chuck Harter and Doby Daenger on backing vocals.
Although the EP is technically grouped under one genre classification, each track delivers a diverse range of compositional elements that showcase Electric Peace’s songwriting talent; from the foundational bass line that combines with the rhythmic percussion and distorted riff to provide the perfect platform for the stylistic vocal color of ‘You’re Going to Hell’, the eclectic range of instrumental elements that amalgamate to form the memorable melodic hook of ‘Dinah Might’, to the heavily distorted electric guitars that sit centrally in the mix, surrounded by creatively panned drums and an atmospheric vocal that creates an immersive experience in ‘Tell Me You Hate Me’.
From the well balanced production and creative instrumentation, to the impressive vocal performance, fans of Electric Peace, as well as those who appreciate new and creative music, will definitely want to hear this EP. Make sure you follow Electric Peace on social media to keep up to date with upcoming releases and performances!
ARTIST: Electric Peace
EP: You're Going to Hell
