empire of the sun ask that god
After an eight-year hiatus, the enigmatic electronic music duo, Empire of the Sun, has returned with their highly anticipated fourth studio album, ‘Ask That God’. Fans, known affectionately as “Empyreans”, have eagerly awaited new music from the visionary duo of Emperor Steele (Luke Steele) and Lord Littlemore (Nick Littlemore) since their last album, “Two Vines,” in 2016. This new release promises to be a sonic journey unlike any other, exploring themes of consciousness, self-discovery, and the power of music.
A Kaleidoscopic Universe of Sound
“Ask That God” marks a significant evolution in Empire of the Sun’s sound. While their signature blend of electronica, synth-pop, and psychedelic rock remains, the album delves into deeper lyrical themes and sonic experimentation. In a recent interview, Lord Littlemore described the album as a reflection of “the greatest shift in consciousness our world has ever seen.” This theme of transformation is evident throughout the album’s 11 tracks.
Singles Offer a Glimpse into the Empire
Three singles preceded the album’s release, each providing a unique glimpse into the sonic landscape of “Ask That God.” “Cherry Blossom” is a euphoric anthem that explodes with vibrant synths and infectious melodies. “Changes,” on the other hand, takes a more introspective turn, exploring themes of personal growth and transformation. The latest single, “Music On The Radio,” is a nostalgic ode to the power of music to connect and inspire.
The Feeling You Get: A Nostalgic Journey into the Heart
The album’s latest single, “The Feeling You Get,” perfectly encapsulates the album’s exploration of emotions and experiences. Emperor Steele describes it as “a nostalgic ’80s British pop anthem that gets under your skin.” The song is a reminder that sometimes the most powerful experiences are those that defy explanation, leaving us with nothing but a feeling.
Empire of the Sun Takes the World by Storm
Following the album’s release, Empire of the Sun will embark on a global tour, bringing their electrifying live show to fans around the world.
Upcoming Tour Dates:
- October 24: The Hordern Pavillion – Sydney, Australia
- October 26: Myer Music Bowl – Melbourne, Australia
- October 29: Riverstage – Brisbane, Australia
- November 1: Red Hill Auditorium – Perth, Australia
- November 17: Corona Capital Festival – Mexico City, Mexico
- November 19: Auditorio Telmex – Guadalajara, Mexico
- November 23: Hollywood Bowl – Los Angeles, California USA
- November 26: Kings Theatre, Brooklyn, New York USA
With a new album and a world tour on the horizon, Empire of the Sun is poised to reclaim their throne as one of the most innovative and captivating acts in electronic music. “Ask That God” is not simply an album; it is an invitation to embark on a sonic adventure that challenges perceptions and expands consciousness.
FAQs About Empire of the Sun’s New Album
Q: What is the significance of the album title, “Ask That God”?
A: While the duo hasn’t explicitly revealed the meaning behind the title, it suggests a search for answers and guidance from a higher power, possibly reflecting the album’s exploration of consciousness and self-discovery.
Q: How does “Ask That God” compare to their previous albums?
A: While retaining their signature electronic and psychedelic sound, “Ask That God” delves deeper into lyrical themes and sonic experimentation, showcasing a more mature and introspective side to the duo.
Q: Where can I listen to Empire of the Sun’s new album?
A: “Ask That God” is available on all major streaming platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon Music.
Don’t miss out on the sonic journey of a lifetime! Immerse yourself in the world of “Ask That God” and share your thoughts on this groundbreaking album in the comments below.
