Building a solid foundation off the back of their catchy pop/rock tunes and relentless touring, Angelas Dish were born from a growing scene on the Central Coast, an area renowned for its substance of talent. Supporting Jimmy Eat World, 30 Seconds To Mars, Gyroscope and Anberlin to name just a few, Angelas Dish rocked festivals like Soundwave, Come Together and Make Poverty History in the early years of their career.
Releasing Lie Die, their debut EP in 2005, the Angelas Dish discography consists of a colourful set of indie punk rock releases - the 2006 release My Body Is An Ashtray EP, a Japan only self-titled album release in 2007, debut 2008 album War On Time and, in 2009, an anthology.
With five releases over the period of five years and a hectic touring schedule to coincide, Angelas Dish decided to take a slightly different approach when it came to their sophomore album. Investing the best part of 2009 in song writing and reconnecting with their true sound, the four-piece locked themselves in the studio and began work on Walk Into The Sky.
“We needed the time off from touring to write this album…” lead singer Michael Harris explains, “We took a fresh approach to our song writing and you can hear it in the music, it’s honest to the point of being vulnerable.”
The new album reveals an exciting evolution with brothers Michael and Joshua Harris sharing the lead vocal duties for the first time, alongside Peter Clarke on bass and new member/drummer Chris Allison.
“To me it captured the moments where we found ourselves as a band, as musicians and as song writers.” explains Josh.
Angelas Dish teamed up with exciting new producer Sonny Truelove for the recording of the album and enlisted the talents of renowned US producer/mixer Michael “Elvis” Baskette to complete the record. Known best for his work on some of the worlds leading albums, Baskette has been responsible for the Incubus hit Make Yourself and Story Of The Year’s The Black Swan and The Constant, amongst many others.
With a brilliant mix of haunting lyrics and honest reflection, Angelas Dish have created an album that is both intricate and expansive, without complexity. Tracks like Redemption, a haunting overture, contrast with walls of power in songs like You Want Me To Give Up and More Alien. The album swells with melodic rock force in Crash and Rapture, then softens with Sorry Lately and Where Did You Go, two tracks sure to become firm favourites. Walk Into The Sky sees Angelas Dish emerge with an offering to match the time the band has invested - an album sure to make an impression amongst new and old fans alike.
Walk Into The Sky out October 1st through BNM Records/Shock.
Releasing Lie Die, their debut EP in 2005, the Angelas Dish discography consists of a colourful set of indie punk rock releases - the 2006 release My Body Is An Ashtray EP, a Japan only self-titled album release in 2007, debut 2008 album War On Time and, in 2009, an anthology.
With five releases over the period of five years and a hectic touring schedule to coincide, Angelas Dish decided to take a slightly different approach when it came to their sophomore album. Investing the best part of 2009 in song writing and reconnecting with their true sound, the four-piece locked themselves in the studio and began work on Walk Into The Sky.
“We needed the time off from touring to write this album…” lead singer Michael Harris explains, “We took a fresh approach to our song writing and you can hear it in the music, it’s honest to the point of being vulnerable.”
The new album reveals an exciting evolution with brothers Michael and Joshua Harris sharing the lead vocal duties for the first time, alongside Peter Clarke on bass and new member/drummer Chris Allison.
“To me it captured the moments where we found ourselves as a band, as musicians and as song writers.” explains Josh.
Angelas Dish teamed up with exciting new producer Sonny Truelove for the recording of the album and enlisted the talents of renowned US producer/mixer Michael “Elvis” Baskette to complete the record. Known best for his work on some of the worlds leading albums, Baskette has been responsible for the Incubus hit Make Yourself and Story Of The Year’s The Black Swan and The Constant, amongst many others.
With a brilliant mix of haunting lyrics and honest reflection, Angelas Dish have created an album that is both intricate and expansive, without complexity. Tracks like Redemption, a haunting overture, contrast with walls of power in songs like You Want Me To Give Up and More Alien. The album swells with melodic rock force in Crash and Rapture, then softens with Sorry Lately and Where Did You Go, two tracks sure to become firm favourites. Walk Into The Sky sees Angelas Dish emerge with an offering to match the time the band has invested - an album sure to make an impression amongst new and old fans alike.
Walk Into The Sky out October 1st through BNM Records/Shock.
