MARSHALL RECORDS, the label started by legendary amp company Marshall Amplification announce the signing of London based Alternative Rock Trio Press To MECO.
The band will release its second studio album, “Here’s To The Fatigue” on March 30 2018. Written in a concrete garage on the backstreets of suburban Croydon and crafted in a barn in Dripping Springs, Texas, “Here’s To The Fatigue” sees Press To MECO refine the songwriting finesse of their debut which won them a nomination for Independent Album of The Year at the 2016 AIM Awards, to create an incredibly emotive and powerful new beast.
The album was recorded, produced and mixed by ‘Machine’ at The Machine Shop (Every Time I Die, Lamb Of God, We Came As Romans).
The band will be touring extensively in support of the album kicking off with dates opening for Arcane Roots in January, as well as a special show as part of Independent Venue Week alongside label mates Reigning Days and King Creature at Nambucca London on Feb 1st.
Marshall Records Director Steve Tannett says “I am delighted to welcome this amazing band on the label. Their pursuit of musical excellence is inspirational to me and I hope to many aspiring young artists around the world.”
Equally enthused, the band state “We’re incredibly proud to announce that we’ve signed to Marshall Records! Thank you to everyone for being so patient and understanding while we’ve been quiet, we genuinely have the coolest fans. We’re all super excited to work with such an amazing team and look forward to finally releasing this new album.”
The band also joins the roster at Marshall Records Publishing, which was recently formed with BMG Rights Management in London.
Catch Press To MECO at the following shows:
January
11.01 – Hull, Fruit (w/ Arcane Roots)
12.01 – St Albans, The Horn (w/ Arcane Roots)
13.01 – Milton Keynes, Craufurd Arms (w/ Arcane Roots)
19.01 – Aldershot, Westend Centre (w/ Arcane Roots)
20.01 – Southampton, Engine Rooms (w/ Arcane Roots)
21.01 – Norwich, Epic Studios (w/ Arcane Roots)
30.01 – Craufurd Arms, Milton Keynes (supporting Independent Venue Week)
February
01.02 – Nambucca, London (supporting Independent Venue Week)
02.02 – Actress and Bishop, Birmingham (supporting Independent Venue Week)
04.02 – Sneaky Pete’s, Edinburgh (supporting Independent Venue Week)
