Molly Hatchet have announced Lost Horizons, their first album in 16 years, out November 27th via Steamhammer. Ahead of the release, the veteran rock band has unveiled the lead single “Dixie Highway.”
Album Details
Molly Hatchet recorded the album at the famed Abbey Road Studios in London, with guitarist and songwriter Bobby Ingram stating, “In Studio 2, to be precise – that’s exactly where the Beatles worked 60 years ago. We used the same studio and the exact same microphones that Paul McCartney, John Lennon, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr had. What’s more, Chris Bolster was our sound engineer, he’s worked with McCartney, Elton John, Kate Bush, Oasis, and the Foo Fighters. To me, it was an incredibly emotional experience to cut the new Molly Hatchet album under such awesome conditions.”
New Additions to the Band
Elaborating on the new addition of younger players Garrett Ramsden on drums and Parker Lee on vocals, Bobby Ingram added, “Garrett has brought a breath of fresh air to the band, and Parker brings to mind a young Danny Joe Brown, our unforgotten original singer. Both are perfect for our kind of Southern rock and have been instrumental in making Lost Horizons one of our most emotional and profound albums to date!”
Upcoming Tour and Release
Molly Hatchet are currently preparing for a US tour set to kick off September 5th. The band’s new album, Lost Horizons, is set to be released on November 27th via Steamhammer. The lead single, “Dixie Highway,” is a classic slice of Southern rock, blending big fuzzed out riffs with country boogie.
The AI-driven video for “Dixie Highway” depicts the band alongside hot rods and lyrics of the song alongside glitz, glamor, and the romanticism of the American desert.
Lost Horizons features 12 tracks, including “Firing Line (Enhanced Version),” “Whiskey Desperado,” and “Coming Home.” The album’s artwork has also been unveiled, showcasing the band’s signature style.
In conclusion, Molly Hatchet‘s Lost Horizons is a highly anticipated release that promises to deliver classic Southern rock sounds with a modern twist. With the band’s upcoming tour and new album on the horizon, fans of Molly Hatchet have a lot to look forward to.
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