On July 15th Italy’s QUIET CONFUSION will release their brand new album “Magella” via Go Down Records. Featuring eight tracks, recorded in the “old-fashioned way” to capture the strength and dynamism of live music, with “Magella” the band presents their very own a blend of straight stoner rock with tons of fuzz, 70s echoes and psychedelic trips. An album far from the current usual rules, but essential for the band since it is extremely honest.

In support of the new album, Quiet Confusion have released the track “Droppers”, streaming here:

The band comments:

“The song is a fair of nonsense, distortions and unreal situations that surround us everyday. Truth, on the other hand, is given with an eyedropper. It would be nice to be able to wipe out these lies that poison our brains and get back to life by focusing on the most essential things. Everyone has a role to play in this circus and everyone has responsibilities. We cannot think of keeping out of it.“

“Magella” will be coming out on July 15th and is available for pre-order / pre-save here:https://www.godownrecords.com/product-page/quiet-confusion-magella-CD
https://bfan.link/magella

Tracklist:

1. Long Wave
2. Plastic Man
3. Lady In Blue
4. Wastin’ Time
5. Sweet Noise
6. Behind The Sun
7. Droppers
8. J.J.

Influenced by rough rock’n’roll grooves, blues sounds and stoner vibes, Italy’s QUIET CONFUSION have unleashed a brand new music video for the track “Wastin’ Time”.

After signing with Go Down Records in 2013 and releasing their latest critically acclaimed album “Commodor” in 2014, Quiet Confusion now presents a first appetizer for the follow up album, which is due to be released in October 2021.

Says the band about “Wastin’ Time”:“The song’s lyrics are about the condition of musicians and artists, who often have the feeling of spending time in a passion considered to be frivolous and useless by the majority of people. We do not believe that, because the only way to survive this prepackaged world is taking some time and listening to ourselves. Music and art allows us to express the inner side, making us feeling free and alive. Rock’n’roll!”

The video was recorded in November 2020 at Paolo Camponogara’s Mellowsong Studio in Verona, Italy. Shot and edited by Alessandro Romagnoli and Mattia Cacciatori.

“Wastin’ Time” is also available on various digital STREAMING PLATFORMS