Next show: Hamburg, Sat 30 Jan
On September 13. 2024 the new album, Hope has a Place, by Catch The Breeze is ready for stores and streaming. It is the third album by the band and it is unmistakenly Catch The Breeze yet more free and focused than ever. Catch The Breeze began working on the new songs even before the release of the previous album, Into the Wide (2022). Moods, sounds and genres swirled around the creative space of the re- hearsal room and soon manifested as dreamy, shoegazy alt-rock songs. The music moves freely from the tentative and open to the complex and woven - the interplay of the instruments is both intri- cate and subtle while the vocals is expressive and soothing. “The songs have a natural feeling about them,” the band says, “it is as if they existed already just waiting for us to play them”. For this recording the band wanted to give the sound extra care and attention and decided to record at Feedback Studio, Aarhus with Magnus Vad who expertly engineered the recordings making sure the band’s sound and energy was documented faithfully. Morten Bue (MEW, Kira Skov i.a.) masterfully did the mixing and mastering. Kasper Staub from Danish band Lowly provides synth on several songs. website: www.catchthebreeze.dk https://facebook.com/CatchTheBreezeofficial Bandcamp: https://catchthebreezeofficial.bandcamp.com
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Catch The Breeze plays atmospheric shoegaze and post-punk, blending intricate guitar interplay with dreamy alternative rock. Follow Catch The Breeze on Mood.
Catch The Breeze is based in Aarhus, Denmark.
Catch The Breeze released their third album, Hope has a Place, in September 2024.