Track: Empyre – Hit And Run


Rob Blackham

Empyre have shared the third teaser from their forthcoming album with their new track ‘Hit And Run’. The band’s new album ‘Relentless’ is due on the 31st of March via Kscope.

Commenting on the track the lead singer Henrik adds:

“Hit and Run is about returning to somewhere you once knew well, picturing it as if it had been frozen in time, but on your return the realisation comes that whilst the place still provokes powerful memories so much has changed over the years that there isn’t much to relate to there anymore. Specifically it’s about me returning to a town where I lived in Denmark. It’s quite a sad song, but we felt the sentiment behind it really lent itself to a warm, slightly dreamy, 80s vibe, and that may well be something we want to build on in the future.”

A song that breaths with huge guitars allowing Henrik to hit home with his powerful and emotive vocals. In fact, the whole track is packed full of emotion that simmers underneath the melodic building blocks. The open and resonating guitars sound nothing short of magic topped by Did Coles ending things with a smoking guitar solo.

Check it out, here

Find out more via the band’s Website or Facebook

Pre-order the album here 

Relentless will be released on 31st March via Kscope on the following formats, with additional bundles and items available exclusively through the Eyesore Merch band store – all are available to pre-order here – https://empyre.lnk.to/Relentless

·       Limited edition digipack CD version with an alternative cover, featuring 4 bonus tracks

·       Limited edition red coloured vinyl LP

·       CD

·       LP

·       Digitally

Empyre are quickly growing in stature on the UK live scene, their first two events of 2023 are SOLD OUT including a headline show in their hometown of Northampton. With more headline shows to be announced for the first half of this year they are looking to make a big impact before reaching the summer festivals. 

Shows announced:  

March 11th – Album Listening Party, Northampton Filmhouse (SOLD OUT)

March 11th – The Black Prince, Northampton (SOLD OUT)

April 30th – Station 18 Festival, Swansea

June 2nd – LoveRocks Festival, Bournemouth

July 30th – Steelhouse Festival, Wales

Tickets are available from: https://www.empyre.co.uk/

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