Electric Century (featuring Mikey Way of My Chemical Romance) announce Record Store Day-exclusive EP
Electric Century, the new project from former My Chemical Romance bassist Mikey Way, are set to release an exclusive self-titled Record Store Day EP on April 18. The effort will feature four tracks, three of which have previously been unreleased. You can check out the details below.
Read more: “I fell into total darkness.”—Mikey Way (Electric Century, My Chemical Romance) on addiction, rehab
At this point in time, EC have only released two songs: “Let You Get Away” and “I Lied.”
Additionally, in case you missed it, Mikey Way recently joined his brother, Gerard Way, onstage in in Tokyo for a performance of “Don't Try,” an unreleased song originally recorded for Gerard's recent solo album, Hesitant Alien.
Electric Century
Electric Century EP
DETAILS:
Format: 10″ Colored Vinyl
Label: Panic State Records
Release type: RSD Exclusive Release
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Electric Century is a fever dream. A Britpop happening made to bounce along heavy beats and driving bass. It’s your subconscious offering relief, a telltale anthem of joy. But the dream has been infected, like always, by the voices in your head: I can’t remember life without the pain.
Mikey Way (My Chemical Romance) conceived Electric Century in a daydream. The band is derived from a title, scribbled in his middle-school science notebook. Its idea has been weathered through love and bitter loss, and cultivated within the world’s strangest embrace — sudden celebrity.
In Electric Century, Mikey joins forces with longtime friend Dave Debiak (Sleep Station, New London Fire), whose songwriting captures demons, addiction and despair, then holds them up plainly against the happy facade that we show to the world.
TRACKLIST:
1. Right There, 2. I Lied, 3. Hail the Saints, 4. If Heaven Will Have Me (Exclusive Record Store Day Track)
