John J Presley announces album “As The Night Draws In”

After various singles and EPs, dark tinged swamp rocking John J Presley – recently seen supporting Juanita Stein – at last announces his debut album ‘As the Night Draws In‘ which will be released on January 25th.  It features the dark and wild toned guitar excursions he’s known for – reminiscent in places of bands like Comets on Fire, but with his own distinctive twists.  ‘As the Night Draws In‘  has been a long time coming, speaking of the album Presley has said it “is a collection of workings from the last ten years. I wanted the body of work to show all sides of the music I make – not all riffs but some moments of clarity and tenderness too. It’s a reflection of frustrations and anxieties but also seeing a glimmer of light. A light to hold on to most certainly. It’s the deepest and broadest body of work I’ve done to date”.Naturally enough there will also be a short European tour just after the album is released – supporting Blood Red Shoes – the dates are below, but note that they’ve been selling fast!

Alongside the unveiling of the new album, John J Presley has also released the visuals for his powerful new single ‘Rise And Fall’.

2019 Tour Dates

January 12 – Rockaway Beach Festival
January 26 – London Borderline -SOLD OUT (Blood Red Shoes support)
January 30 – Manchester Soup Kitchen (Blood Red Shoes support)
January 31 – Glasgow Stereo (Blood Red Shoes support)
February 2 – Brussels Rotonde – SOLD OUT (Blood Red Shoes support)
February 3 – Groningen Vera (Blood Red Shoes support)
February 4 – Hamburg Molotow – SOLD OUT (Blood Red Shoes support)
February 5 – Berlin Privatclub – SOLD OUT (Blood Red Shoes support)
February 6 – Amsterdam Sugar Factory – SOLD OUT (Blood Red Shoes support)
February 8 – Paris Point Éphémère – SOLD OUT (Blood Red Shoes support)

 

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Sure, I could climb high in a tree, or go to Skye on my holiday. I could be happy. All I really want is the excitement of first hearing The Byrds, the amazement of decades of Dylan's music, or the thrill of seeing a band like The Long Ryders live. That's not much to ask, is it?
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