Catch Fire announce new album "Karma Owes Me A Lifetime Of Happiness" - Release Videos for new Singles

Nottingham alternative four-piece Catch Fire are proud to announce the release of their second album "Karma Owes Me A Lifetime Of Happiness", due out 16th November on Rude Records. Produced by Bob Cooper (Ducking Punches, Nervus) and mixed by Seth Henderson (Knuckle Puck, Real Friends, The Devil Wears Prada), the record sees Catch Fire’s sound scale new heights.

“We started writing back in the July of 2017, just because myself and Miles (vocals) are always excited to see what we come up with in the moment. We had no intention to write an album, but months later Rude Records proposed a full length opportunity where we could put these new songs into context. 'KOMALOH' is a concept album, dealing with a personification of the notion of Karma, or more importantly, its absence. I have always struggled to believe in this idea that what goes around comes around, because for the most part all I see are bad things happening to good people. It’s a nice idea on paper, and I think that more than anything, it’s a way for people to deal with what comes next after we’re gone. But I’ll believe it when I see it” - Ash Wain, drums

To mark the occasion, Catch Fire have unveiled two singles from the record. The first is Malignance, a four-minute heartfelt anthem that touches upon the theme of expectation versus reality.

“Malignance is one my favourite songs from the record. It’s one of the most progressive, intricate, and interesting songs musically and lyrically, which is why it had to be a single. Lyrically, this song deals with the idea of being on cloud nine, and how through Karma and being a good person, I feel I’ve earned a place there, but there’s no space for me. Seemingly everyone else is more deserving