EPK – Feed After Midnite – Out of Time (single) (2020)
“A driving, anthem, hard rock tune with lyrics that paint a picture of a post-apocalyptic world in need of someone to fight for what is right. Are you ready to fight?”
Publicist – Jon Asher – asher[@]ashermediarelations[.]com
For fans of Deftones, Avenged Sevenfold, Breaking Benjamin, Volbeat, Iron Maiden
Single Title: Out of Time
Release Date: October 2, 2020
Label: Feed On Records
Distribution: Distrokid
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Feed After Midnite hails from Ottawa, Canada, and thanks to recent, pandemic-granted free time, released a single “Out of Time”.
This is the first single from the fairly new, laid back band who are out to show rock fans around the world that they are “just some dudes having fun and playing tunes”. Embodying that mantra, Feed After Midnite maintains a high level of professionalism, which comes through in their musicianship.
Feed After Midnite shares their hopes for the energetic, upbeat single:
“We are aiming to provide our fans with a mix of a modern hard-hitting sound and also the refreshing nostalgic sound of old school rock and metal. A driving, anthemic hard rock tune with lyrics that paint a picture of a post-apocalyptic world in need of someone to fight for what is right. Are you ready to fight?”
“Out of Time” can be heard on YouTube and Spotify.
Feed After Midnite formed in 2018 and take a large amount of inspiration from horror movies, current events, and childhood memories. When they started they had a predominantly hard rock sound which evolved into heavier stylings but at the same time, remaining catchy and simple.
Those who enjoy many facets of hard rock and metal will appreciate Feed After Midnite, especially those who like Deftones, Avenged Sevenfold, Volbeat, and Faith No More. The band expects to be releasing more music in 2021.
The single “Out of Time” was released on October 2, 2020 and available for download on Bandcamp, Apple Music, Amazon.
BAND STORY ANGLES / FUN FACTS
1. For their 5th show ever, Feed After Midnite got to open for Buckcherry at Ottawa’s legendary venue, Barrymore’s. They were surprised when a local promoter offered them the spot, they had never played a show with a known band before. The venue was a lot bigger than they were used to, a fun experience.
2. The drums were recorded at Audio Valley Studios. The guitars and bass and vocals were recorded at Dark Moon Productions. Joe Lyko, tracked, mixed, and mastered the songs.
3. Most of Feed After Midnite’s lyrics are inspired by 80s’ nostalgia (movies, cartoons, horror, childhood memories)
4. In late January 2020, Feed After Midnite was on a roll, found a new drummer that fit in perfectly, worked on new songs, booked some studio time, they had shows lined up, then Covid-19 happened. It put the brakes on everything. The time off gave them the chance to really work on the small details of their songs they were planning on recording. They re-grouped 3 months later, booked studio time, played a show (with restrictions), released some music. It went well in the end, they’re stronger than ever.
5. Most members can play multiple instruments. Yvon (vocalist) used to play in a band with Denis and Marc as the drummer for over 15 years. Sean (drummer) started out on guitar.
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Single Title: Out of Time
Release Date: October 2, 2020
Label: Feed On Records
Distribution: Distrokid
Single Credits:
• All songs performed by: Feed after Midnite
• All songs written by: Feed after Midnite
• Produced by: Feed after Midnite
• Mixed by: Joe Lyko
• Mastered by: Joe Lyko
• Album Artwork by: Marc Bastien
• Member of SOCAN
• Canadian Content (MAPL)
Band Line Up:
Marc Bastien – Guitar/keys
Denis Bastien – Guitar
Sean Bolster – Drums
Dylan DeRepentigny – Bass
Yvon Gauthier – Vocals
Discography:
2020 – Running Man (single)
2020 – Out of Time (single)
Shared Stage with:
Buckcherry, Beasto Blanco, Eve of Uprise, Scepter, Black Absinthe, Danny Van Sceney
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