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Those Damn Crows "God Shaped Hole - Expanded Edition" Digipak CD w/ 2 Bonus Tracks & Download

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Those Damn Crows "God Shaped Hole - Expanded Edition" Digipak CD w/ 2 Bonus Tracks & DownloadRelease Date: April 11, 2025 500 ONLY! High flying Welsh rockers Those Damn Crows are thrilled to confirm their fourth album, God Shaped Hole, will be released on 11th April, 2025 via long time label home Earache Records. What separates Those Damn Crows from so many other bands is the beating emotional heart at the centre of their music. God Shaped Hole reaffirms the band's place at rock's top table. It marries music fuelled by power, passion, and

Release Date: April 11, 2025

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High flying Welsh rockers Those Damn Crows are thrilled to confirm their fourth album, God Shaped Hole, will be released on 11th April, 2025 via long-time label home Earache Records. 

What separates Those Damn Crows from so many other bands is the beating emotional heart at the centre of their music. God Shaped Hole reaffirms the band's place at rock's top table. It marries music fuelled by power, passion, and melody to an intelligence and emotional honesty that's increasingly rare these days. Like all the best music, God Shaped Hole comes from the heart and the head.

"I don't know how to write any way other than being completely honest," says frontman Shane Greenhall. "Maybe I'm a little too honest and reveal a bit too much of myself. But I think that's what people connect with."

That kind of emotional openness is there in today's new single "Glass Heart", available to download instantly with any pre-order. It's shimmery pop-rock overtones gloss over a deeper meaning underneath. The song finds the singer admitting to his own insecurities and embracing them.

"The whole premise of that song is, 'I'm going to tell it like it is, flaws and all,'" says Shane. "I can be anxious, I can be unstable when sometimes It looks like I got my shit together, and have all the answers. I've been hurt and broken – who hasn't got a glass heart? But it's OK, because we're still here, we're still fighting."

In the decade-plus since they formed in the fiercely working class town of Bridgend, South Wales, Those Damn Crows have gone from wide-eyed hopefuls playing to 20 people at the Camden Barfly to the leading lights of their generation, a genuine modern rock powerhouse spearheading the scene's current resurgence, notching up a Top 3 album with 2023's Inhale/Exhale and sharing massive stages with everyone from Queens Of The Stone Age and ZZ Top to the Alice Cooper/Johnny Depp supergroup The Hollywood Vampires and German punk superstars Böhse Onkelz.

"Every album, I say, 'This one is going to be really heavy,'" says Shane with a laugh. "But it never really works out like that, because if you go into something with a pre-conceived idea of what you want, you will fail every single time. You have to let the music choose, that's how I see it."

Even by their standards, God Shaped Hole – recorded with longtime producer Dan Weller – covers a lot of musical bases while still retaining Those Damn Crows' unique identity.

At a time when rock music is constantly (and incorrectly) written off, Those Damn Crows prove it's more alive than it has ever been. God Shaped Hole is the sound of a band at the very peak of their powers – but one who are determined to keep building on their achievements. 

Track Listing:

1. Dancing With The Enemy
2. Glass Heart
3. Fake
4. Dreaming
5. Let's Go Psycho!
6. No Surrender
7. The Night Train
8. Turn It Around
9. Spit & Choke
10. Still
11. Glass Heart (Acoustic)
12. No Surrender (Piano Version)

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