Because Innerpartysystem release their brand new EP ‘Heart of Fire’ this week and they’re feeling rather generous, the band has made a stunning track from their critically acclaimed debut album available for free at this link - .: Signup :.. ‘This Town, Your Grave’ is the perfect example of the band’s unique take on rock music which sees them blending in elements of electronic, ambient and dance music in a way unlike any of their contemporaries. The new ‘Heart of Fire’ EP features previously unreleased material and the video for the title track is characteristically creative. Check it out here:
Innerpartysystem recently played a run of headline dates in the UK as well as a duo of extremely well-received Camden Crawl sets and a slot on the Give It A Name festival in Manchester and London that also took in much of mainland Europe. A more extensive headline tour of the UK earlier this year saw numerous venues upgraded and enthused audiences going wild to the unique innerpartysystem sound across the country. High profile slots on festivals such as Projekt Revolution and 02 Wireless introduced the band to the UK last year and since then they have gone from strength to strength with unbridled support from the likes of Scuzz TV, Kerrang!, Zane Lowe, Jo Whiley and Dan Carter and last single ‘Don’t Stop’ being playlisted at Radio 1 and MTV2. Viewer voting stats for ‘Don’t Stop’ sky-rocketed at MTV2 and Scuzz TV.
The four members of innerpartysystem hail from the small towns that surround Reading, Pennsylvania. The rural, stark nature of the landscape has certainly had an effect on the band’s sound which incorporates throbbing electronic beats with the aesthetic of a rock band whom, like Nine Inch Nails, Pendulum and Prodigy, aren’t afraid to mix styles and mess with the formula. Innerpartysystem worked with a stellar line-up of producers and engineers on their self-titled debut album, released last year - Stuart Price (Madonna, Missy Elliott, The Killers, Gwen Stefani), Alan Moulder (Depeche Mode, Smashing Pumpkins, My Bloody Valentine) and Mark 'Spike' Stent (Marilyn Manson, Linkin Park).
Innerpartysystem recently played a run of headline dates in the UK as well as a duo of extremely well-received Camden Crawl sets and a slot on the Give It A Name festival in Manchester and London that also took in much of mainland Europe. A more extensive headline tour of the UK earlier this year saw numerous venues upgraded and enthused audiences going wild to the unique innerpartysystem sound across the country. High profile slots on festivals such as Projekt Revolution and 02 Wireless introduced the band to the UK last year and since then they have gone from strength to strength with unbridled support from the likes of Scuzz TV, Kerrang!, Zane Lowe, Jo Whiley and Dan Carter and last single ‘Don’t Stop’ being playlisted at Radio 1 and MTV2. Viewer voting stats for ‘Don’t Stop’ sky-rocketed at MTV2 and Scuzz TV.
The four members of innerpartysystem hail from the small towns that surround Reading, Pennsylvania. The rural, stark nature of the landscape has certainly had an effect on the band’s sound which incorporates throbbing electronic beats with the aesthetic of a rock band whom, like Nine Inch Nails, Pendulum and Prodigy, aren’t afraid to mix styles and mess with the formula. Innerpartysystem worked with a stellar line-up of producers and engineers on their self-titled debut album, released last year - Stuart Price (Madonna, Missy Elliott, The Killers, Gwen Stefani), Alan Moulder (Depeche Mode, Smashing Pumpkins, My Bloody Valentine) and Mark 'Spike' Stent (Marilyn Manson, Linkin Park).
