THE LIBERATORS Rock Band's Story After Their Sabbatical
Aug 8, 2020
The Liberators' "Troubled Mind" Album is Out
Houston, Aug 7, 2020 (Issuewire.com) - The album contains 10 songs of the band, varying from the solid title track "Troubled Mind", to the ballad "Good Man". It has become a varied album with songs made during the last 3 years in which the band is active in the live circuit again. The album is for sale in the webshop of the band (see menu "shop" above), at www.bol.com and Bandcamp. From the 15th of March, the album is also published on Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer, Tidal and 20 other music streaming platforms.
THE LIBERATORS - The Story:
One of the longest existing rock bands in the Netherlands with an impressive track record. Playing since 1979 and still alive and kicking. The many European tours brought the band from Spain to high Norway, sometimes invited by world stars to join their tour like Robert Plant (Led Zeppelin), Gary Moore and others. Tours were alternated with the release of three albums, released by renowned record companies in the Netherlands and abroad, such as Polydor and Phonogram.
The band became famous for its energetic live shows. And they still do that now. The band still knows how to play pubs, halls and festivals with the unique mix of rock with a blues touch AND of course an energetic performance.
Sabbatical:
The band was followed for a year by program maker Karin Hillebrand which resulted in the
documentary "Sabbatical", broadcast by several TV broadcasters. The film premiered in a fully packed Lumiere movie theater in Maastricht on 19 May 2017, followed by a concert in the Muziekgieterij in Maastricht and can still be viewed online via the band's website.
Album 2020
The band made three albums and a handful of singles for Polydor, Phonogram and for the Belgian Munich Records. In 2020 the long-awaited new album will be released, recorded in the Belgian GAM studio. On that album, which is released both as a (hard copy) CD, and digitally can be ordered via the band's webshop and Bandcamp (see The Liberators website). But you can also listen to it via the various online music platforms such as Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer and Google Play Music. On this album, there are 10 of the band's own songs, from the tough Troubled Mind to the subdued Good Man and two mysterious instrumental songs.
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