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BEAR TRADE - "Silent Unspeakable" LP Preorder!

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Bear Trade are back. North East England four-piece punk band’s second album ‘Silence Unspeakable’ will be released 21st April, 2017 via Everything Sucks Music (Europe) & Dead Broke (US/CAN). The band are also off on tour with Strike Anywhere and Petrol Girls in April. Pressed overseas in UK! Greg Robson (vocals/guitar) goes into some detail about the interim between albums and the inspiration behind ‘Silence Unspeakable’: “Since the last record (2014’s debut full length ‘Blood & Sand’) a lot has happened. There have been deaths, break-ups, marriages, births. You could actually restructure the tracks and form a loose narrative of the last three years of my life, but although there are a lot of quite sad songs on the album, don’t worry it all had a very happy ending. As with the last offering, the songs have me writing from the heart and from personal experience. They look at finding love. Relationships and family. Finding your way, and saying goodbye. In short they are about life."  Vinyl Pressing Info: 200 x Black, 300 x Chips & Gravy color.

Watch video for "Inglorious": https://youtu.be/sqRnJJTP4_Y
Preorder US/CAN: http://www.deadbrokerecords.com

(Available from Everything Sucks in Europe: https://beartrade.bandcamp.com)

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