Speaker Bite Me set to release “Future Plans”

Danish loud and experimental rock quartet Speaker Bite Me announced the first single Ruin from the upcoming album Future Plans out Oct 12’th 2018! While staying active and playing show, this is the first album in 11 years. Now that’s what we call patient! Watch the official video for the single Ruin HERE

Even though it has been 11 years since their latest album Action Painting, the band never split up. On the contrary, they have always been in touch, composing and playing live.

Martin Ilja Ryum (vocals and guitar), Kasper Deurell (bass); Emil Landgren (drums) and Signe Høirup Wille- Jørgensen (vocals and guitar) have pretty much their own way of working and writing. It’s like a solid marriage, where everything has to be in good harmony, before they release anything new. But that time is now! Future Plans was written in frustration and with this release the quartet shows that age isn’t hindering anything, neither fresh curiousity nor a seek for violence in their sound.

Future Plans is based on frustration at the crisis that we are experiencing.

Signe on the themes of the album: “Denmark has always been a divided country, but for the last decades we have seen a polarization. The gap between the poor and the rich has grown. You see this everywhere in Europe. The relation between people disapears. Maybe because we fell powerless. We get self centered? Instead of enjoying our wealth, we fight to keep our own surplus. We try to look at all that on the album. We all need to stay together give real meaning to our lives, without anxiety. We need to focus and concentrate, so that we all, together, can solve today’s problems. We hope that our music can be part of that and release some of the tension.”

As Speaker Bite Me sing on the title track: “A call for future plans / We believe we all must go / Go!”

Speaker Bite Me did find a new ally in Nis Bysted (Iceage, Lower, Choir of Young Believers a.o.) who was in charge of the mixing of the album. He was the best equipped to capture the noise that Speaker Bite Me wants to communicate as a band. Therefore the album is recorded live and the result is a real and authentic rock album.