Garage Nation: Noble Krell





	back to the PCMP main page	THE NOBLE KRELL _____________________________________________________________________________________________ All tracks from THE NOBLE KRELL are now available at our BANDCAMP page <a href="http://noblekrell.bandcamp.com/album/the-first-two-vinyl-45s">The first two vinyl 45s by THE NOBLE KRELL</a> NEW! Noble Krell T-shirts! _____________________________________________________________________________________________ The Noble Krell is proud to announce the release of their second viny 45, now available on the 13 O'Clock Records label! "We are blessed to be included on an incredible roster of 13 O'Clock artists that include some of our faves such as The Higher State and Flight Reaction and Os Haxixins," band spokesman Timothy Gassen said. The debut Noble Krell 45 (on the fab Hidden Volume Records) has already been called THE psych-pop debut of 2015, and the band put in maximum effort to raise their level again for the follow-up. "Yes, there will be more Rickenbacker jangle," says producer Gassen, "and more mesmerizing psych. The band made the exact follow-up they wanted, and we are all delighted it will be on 13 O'Clock." GET THE LIMITED VINYL 45 from the Austin, Texas (USA) label 13 O'CLOCK RECORDS and check back here for more news about The Noble Krell. And just WHO are The Noble Krell? Well, as they say, that would be telling... _________________________________________________________________________ THE DEBUT 45 Garage Nation Records is proud to announce the signing of an exciting new ’66-styled combo: The Noble Krell. Timothy Gassen, known as “The Guru of Garage,” completed producing sessions for the group’s debut, and we are delighted to announce that the debut 2015 vinyl 45 is now available on the Hidden Volume Records label. “Hidden Volume has quickly become one of the most prominent labels for new and exciting ‘60s-styled sounds,” says Gassen, “and it is the perfect place for The Noble Krell.” The Baltimore, Maryland label features exciting new garage-styled acts such as The Belltowers, Quitty & The Don’ts, and The Ar-Kaics. Gassen speaks for the band, which wants to keep its members’ identities private for now. “They want their sound to speak for itself,” Gassen said, “and their unique ’66 sound is the reason why I want to keep producing sessions for The Noble Krell.” Get the limited 45 at HIDDEN VOLUME RECORDS _________________________________________________________________________