Locksley "All Over Again"

LOCKSLEY
“DONT MAKE ME WAIT”+ 2 BONUS TRACKS

Brooklyn-Based Garage Pop Outfit To Re-Release 2007 Debut Record
“Don’t Make Me Wait” With 2 Exclusive Bonus Tracks On Feature Records
September 9, 2008

Brooklyn, NY - Feature Records announced today the re-issue of Locksley’s self-released debut album Don’t Make Me Wait which will contain two exclusive new bonus tracks. The record will hit the streets via Fontana Distribution on September 9, 2008.

The re-issue of Don’t Make Me Wait is a true testament to the band’s longevity. Self-released in 2007, the band took the true D.I.Y approach and were able to land highly coveted spots on Late Night with Conan O’Brien and Jimmy Kimmel Live as well as placement of their hit single My Kind Of Lover in J.J. Abrams’ much anticipated Cloverfield.

Without the support of a major label system the band was able to accomplish unprecedented success based on the merit of their songwriting. In 2007 they were awarded such honors as composing Why Can’t I Be You for the MTV show of the same name and the tracks music video also won MTVU’s The Freshman. The band has already been chosen by MTV as a future Artist of The Week for mid September in support of the re-release of Don’t Make Me Wait.

Adding fuel to the fire the band has spent the last year touring extensively and sharing the stage with artists like The Hives, The Rapture, We Are Scientists, The Dandy Warhols and others. Locksley is currently on the road with Rooney throughout the summer and will be hitting the studio in the fall to record their sophomore follow up.

TRACK LISTING
1.Don’t Make Me Wait
2.Let Me Know
3.All Over Again
4.All Of The Time
5.She Does
6.Why Can’t I Be You (Why Not Me)
7.My Kind of Lover
8.The Past and The Present
9.Into The Sun
10.Up The Stairs
11.It Won’t Be For Long
12.For You (Part I)
13.For You (Part II)
14.Only A Girl*
15.Safely From The City*
*Previously unreleased bonus track

All Over Again MP3: http://www.bandoflocksley.com/pr/03%20All%20Over%20Again.mp3

"Locksley combine their spot-on look with early punk
stylings and contemporary low-fi inflections to win over even the most discriminate of music
fans." - SPIN