This is actually the next release off the Chemical Brothers’ forthcoming album, No Geography.
The spring, The Chemical Brothers will release their ninth studio album, No Geography via Astralwerks. After dropping the first trail in the attempt this past year, the duo have now released “MAH” along with a manic video.
The song was premiered on Zane Lowe’s World Records before this week. The corresponding visuals were filmed at the group ’s most sold-out London reveals at Alexandra Palace. Directed by Marcus Lyall and featuring visuals he created along with Adam Smith, the minute video captures a flavor of this group ’s live spectacle, regarded as one of the best shows on the planet.
“MAH” apparently gets its name from the tune’s aggressive hook, “I’m angry as hell, so I ain’t yeah na take it no longer. ” Adding the anger to the hook will be the nearly livid-sounding synths and percussive additions by the duo stamping it with their signature punch.
The release follows 2018’s exuberant anthem from Ed Simons and Tom Rowland (A.K.A.. The Chemical Brothers), “Free Yourself,” from the brand newest album. Though the legendary duo nearly had a radio silence in regards into original new music following their Grammy-nominated 2015 album, Born In the Echoesthey did last vacationing with their stunning live shows.
Having sold more than 12 million albums along with 6 million singles worldwide, they were also the very first digital act ever to get a Grammy Award. Their win in the Best Rock Instrumental Performance category for “Block Rockin’ Beats” was that the very earliest of four.
Besides this newest music and specifics of this album, The Chemical Brothers also have declared their initial U.S. live shows since 2015. The spring up 2019 North American series will see the set play in Mexico City, followed closely by 2 stops in Los Angeles along with a last show in San Francisco. The Black Madonna is intended to combine the duo as a special guest for its Los Angeles and San Francisco shows.
The Chemical Brothers 2019 North American Tour Dates:
May 12 – Mexico City, MX — Pepsi Center (SOLD OUT)May 15 – Los Angeles, CA — Shrine Expo Hall May 16 – Los Angeles, CA — Greek Theatre May 17 – San Francisco, CA — Bill Graham Civic Auditorium
The Chemical Brothers 2019 International Tour Dates:
May 24 – All Points East Festival – Victoria Park, LondonJuly 11 – Mad Cool Festival – Madrid, Spain July 13 – NOS Alive Festival – Lisbon, Portugal July 21 – Deichbrand Festival – Cuxhaven, Germany November 21 – First Direct Arena – Leeds, UKNovember 22 – Manchester Arena – Manchester, UKNovember 23 – The SSE Hydro – Glasgow, UK November 28 – Motorpoint Arena – Cardiff, UKNovember 29 – Birmingham Arena – Birmingham, UK
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