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| Management number | 205617450 | Release Date | 2025/10/22 | List Price | $57.15 | Model Number | 205617450 | ||
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Title: Hot Rise Of An Ice Cream Phoenix
Artist: Divine Horsemen
Label: In the Red Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 759718536225
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2021-08-27
Number of Discs: 1
Los Angeles, California-Divine Horsemen, the fiery, eclectic '80s group that rode the unique vocal chemistry of Chris Desjardins (a.k.a. Chris D.) and Julie Christensen, return to the musical stage with Hot Rise Of An Ice Cream Phoenix, a collection of all-new recordings. Co-produced by Desjardins and Craig Parker Adams (who engineered I Used To Be Pretty, the 2019 release by Chris D.'s groundbreaking '70s punk band the Flesh Eaters), this new 13-track album comprises the first new music by the Horsemen in thirty-three years.Founded after the dissolution of the Flesh Eaters and launched with the 1984 Enigma Records album Time Stands Still, billed as Chris D./Divine Horseman, the band released three albums and an EP on SST Records, all of which featured the searing harmonies of Desjardins and Christensen, who were married at the time. The couple split professionally and personally just prior to the release of their January 1988 EP A Handful of Sand. However, the two musicians remained in touch over the years, and Christensen contributed vocals to five tracks on I Used To Be Pretty, which reunited the 1980 "all-star" edition of the Flesh Eaters heard on the Ruby/Slash classic A Minute To Pray, A Second To Die. By then, the idea of reviving Divine Horsemen was already percolating.Featuring onetime Divine Horsemen guitarist Peter Andrus, who had appeared on A Handful Of Sand and the 1987 album Snake Handler, and Bobby Permanent, the 2021 Divine Horsemen lineup is completed by drummer DJ Bonebrake of the incomparable L.A. band X. Hot Rise Of An Ice Cream Phoenix stands as a bracing new achievement by a distinctive musical partnership that has always marched to the beat of it's own drum. Like the Flesh Eaters' recent reunion, it's a welcome return that plays to the group's historic strengths.
Tracks:
1.1 Mystery Writers
1.2 Falling Forward
1.3 Ice Cream Phoenix
1.4 Mind Fever
1.5 Handful of Sand
1.6 Any Day Now
1.7 25th Floor
1.8 Can't You See Me
1.9 No Evil Star
1.10 Strangers
1.11 Barefoot in the Streets
1.12 Stoney Path
1.13 Love Cannot Die
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Artist: Divine Horsemen
Label: In the Red Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 759718536225
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2021-08-27
Number of Discs: 1
Los Angeles, California-Divine Horsemen, the fiery, eclectic '80s group that rode the unique vocal chemistry of Chris Desjardins (a.k.a. Chris D.) and Julie Christensen, return to the musical stage with Hot Rise Of An Ice Cream Phoenix, a collection of all-new recordings. Co-produced by Desjardins and Craig Parker Adams (who engineered I Used To Be Pretty, the 2019 release by Chris D.'s groundbreaking '70s punk band the Flesh Eaters), this new 13-track album comprises the first new music by the Horsemen in thirty-three years.Founded after the dissolution of the Flesh Eaters and launched with the 1984 Enigma Records album Time Stands Still, billed as Chris D./Divine Horseman, the band released three albums and an EP on SST Records, all of which featured the searing harmonies of Desjardins and Christensen, who were married at the time. The couple split professionally and personally just prior to the release of their January 1988 EP A Handful of Sand. However, the two musicians remained in touch over the years, and Christensen contributed vocals to five tracks on I Used To Be Pretty, which reunited the 1980 "all-star" edition of the Flesh Eaters heard on the Ruby/Slash classic A Minute To Pray, A Second To Die. By then, the idea of reviving Divine Horsemen was already percolating.Featuring onetime Divine Horsemen guitarist Peter Andrus, who had appeared on A Handful Of Sand and the 1987 album Snake Handler, and Bobby Permanent, the 2021 Divine Horsemen lineup is completed by drummer DJ Bonebrake of the incomparable L.A. band X. Hot Rise Of An Ice Cream Phoenix stands as a bracing new achievement by a distinctive musical partnership that has always marched to the beat of it's own drum. Like the Flesh Eaters' recent reunion, it's a welcome return that plays to the group's historic strengths.
Tracks:
1.1 Mystery Writers
1.2 Falling Forward
1.3 Ice Cream Phoenix
1.4 Mind Fever
1.5 Handful of Sand
1.6 Any Day Now
1.7 25th Floor
1.8 Can't You See Me
1.9 No Evil Star
1.10 Strangers
1.11 Barefoot in the Streets
1.12 Stoney Path
1.13 Love Cannot Die
Audio Sample:
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