The Adicts release the second trailer for »And It Was So!«

The Adicts release the second trailer for »And It Was So!«

UK punk legends THE ADICTS have released their second album trailer of »And It Was So!«, where they're discussing why they stopped doing interviews for a long period of time. Watch the trailer here: https://youtu.be/I4sXlyRDoNQ

The band also recently released the music video for 'Picture The Scene'. This infectious, graphical, motion voyage, was skillfully directed by Bobby Hacker and produced by Luke "Ramone" Davison. The song comes off their upcoming album »And It Was So!« which will be released on the 17th of November via Arising Empire and Nuclear Blast.

Pre-order the CD, the poster bundle or the limited vinyl of »And It Was So!« now here: http://geni.us/TheAdictsAndItWasSo

The band also released their first album trailer of »And It Was So!« , where Monkey and Pete are discussing who the Droogs are and if they are a "punk rock" band. Watch the video here: https://youtu.be/JmtHQ13OlJI

The album was recorded at Pete's Place in La Habra .Engineered was handled by Tom Arley, Pete Dee and Christopher Brookes. Pete was also in charge of handling the mixing of the record. The artwork for the album was created by the band. THE ADICTS will be on tour with DIE TOTEN HOSEN at the end of the year.

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Track list of »And It Was So!«:

1. Picture The Scene

2. Fucked Up World

3. Talking Shit

4. If You Want It

5. Gospel According To Me

6. Gimme Something To Do

7. Love Sick Baby

8. And It Was So

9. Deja Vu

10. I Owe You

11. Wanna Be

12, You'll Be The Death Of Me

THE ADICTS have inked a record deal with Arising Empire a few months ago. Unparalleled with their Clockwork Orange Droog attire, infectious high energy, uptempo music and unforgettable performances, THE ADICTS are no strangers to the scene having formed in the 1975 in Ipswich, England. These punk legends continue to raise sonic hell.

THE ADICTS commented, "We are proud to announce we have signed to Nuclear Blast Records & Arising Empire Records!"

Nuclear Blast Founder Markus Staiger comments, "Back then I visited my first punk show ever in Böblingen... I’ve never seen something like THE ADICTS before... THE ADICTS made me become a punk and are legends today!"

Tobbe Falarz of Arising Empire comments, "I’m accompanying this band for years and I’m super happy to welcome one of the most influencing UK Punk bands to Arising Empire!"

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