07 September 2015

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the dear hunter

BAND’S FIRST EVER LONDON SHOW WAS A RELEASE DAY SELL OUT SUCCESS

“This is how progressive music in 2015 should sound.” – Rock Sound

“This new chapter exhibits all the assets of the band’s allure in impressive form, with some new explorations intertwined.” – Alternative Press

“Act IV basically represents Crescenzo at the height of his powers” –Consequence of Sound

The new album from The Dear Hunter is now available to buy. Act IV: Rebirth In Reprise, out now via Rude Records marks the long-awaited continuation of the band’s six album concept series chronicling the story of a boy at the turn of the century, only referred to as “The Dear Hunter.”

The Dear Hunter is the main project of multi-instrumentalist, vocalist and songwriter Casey Crescenzo. From the beginning, it was a high-concept project: Casey mapped out multi-page treatments for a six-album story arc about the birth, life, and abrupt death of the boy. Act IV highlights the band’s cohesive growth as a group with Casey, Nick Crescenzo (drums, percussion), Robert Parr (guitar, keyboards), Nick Sollecito (bass), Maxwell Tousseau (guitar, keyboards) and Andrew Brown (keyboards), The Dear Hunter that fans have been experiencing and will experience on this tour.

You can stream the album on Spotify and Apple Music.  All details can be found at TheDearHunter.com.

The band previously shared four tracks from the album. The first released was ‘A Night On The Town’ in both song and lyric video, which you can watch HERE. The second, ‘Waves’ along with third and fourth tracks, ‘Wait’ and ‘The Squeaky Wheel’ premiered respectively.

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Last week the band completed their first UK headlining tour with some dates supporting Manchester Orchestra.  This run of dates saw The Dear Hunter play a sold out release show in London to a crowd of adoring fans which is pretty impressive for a first ever London show!