Dead Pony Announce Their Debut Album ‘Ignore This’

Dead Pony have announced their debut album ‘Ignore This’, set for release on April 05.

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To mark the news, the rising Glaswegian band have shared videos for two recent tracks ‘About Love’ and ‘COBRA’, both of which will feature on the forthcoming album.

‘Ignore This’ has been billed as an album that reflects on the band’s newfound strength in not trying to fit in within the music industry, with guitarist and lead composer Blair Crichton saying:

“As a band, we’ve experienced an awful lot of being ignored. 

“We really don’t like that. So we set about making a debut LP so good that people had to pay attention. It’s a record that literally dares people to ‘Ignore This…’”

Have a watch of the videos for ‘About Love’ and ‘COBRA’ below.

The forthcoming 16-track album was written, recorded and produced entirely by Blair and his bandmates Anna Shields (vocals), Liam Adams (bass) and Euan Lyons (drums), and as Anna has further added:

“It’s about making music that appeals to people like us.

“A lot of things have changed for us over the last few years, but it’s arguably even more powerful seeing how we’ve stayed the same. 

“That’s solidified my understanding of who our fans are: people who like good music, who aren’t in too much of a hurry to pigeonhole bands into categories, who don’t give a fuck about following trends. 

“When I look into the crowd at our shows, I see people who remind me of myself as a teenager. Those are the people this music is for: the misfits who struggle to fit in anywhere else…”

Check out the ‘Ignore This’ tracklisting and album artwork below.

1. the antagonist is ignorance

2. IGNORE THIS

3. MK Nothing

4. AWOL

5. About Love

6. myself

7. COBRA

8. MANA

9. I might die.

10. tedious and bleak

11. RAINBOWS

12. Bad Girlfriend

13. X-Rated

14. White Rabbit

15. Faces On The Wall

16. Motor City Mad Man

And see the dates they’ll be playing next year, when they hit the road with The Blackout ahead of festivals next Summer.

19th February- Manchester Academy *w. The Blackout

20th February – Glasgow SWG3 *w. The Blackout

22nd February – Cardiff The Great Hall SOLD OUT *w. The Blackout

23rd February – Birmingham O2 Academy *w. The Blackout

24th February – London O2 Kentish Town Forum *w. The Blackout

13-14th April – Takedown Festival Portsmouth

12-15th June – Rock For People Festival, Czech Republic

10-13th July – 2000 Trees Festival, Cheltenham

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