{"version":1,"type":"rich","provider_name":"Libsyn","provider_url":"https:\/\/www.libsyn.com","height":90,"width":600,"title":"ACPG 170: Gengahr","description":"Hello and welcome to episode 170 of the ACPG podcast. This week Ben zooms with Hugh and Danny of the band Gengahr. Ben caught them in the middle of an instore tour. Or Instoring if you will. Just after the release of their fourth album Red Sun Titans. They spoke about the new album, the production, touring and so much more. \u2018Red Sun Titans\u2019 is an album that sets Gengahr on an exciting new trajectory. Having passed through the happy-to-be-here phase of debut album \u2018A Dream Outside\u2019 [2015] and traversed the baggage of adversity and tragedy that underpinned \u2018Where Wildness Grows\u2019 [2018] and \u2018Sanctuary\u2019 [2020], \u2018Red Sun Titan\u2019s sees the band wrestle free from those energies to set sail anew, in what frontman Felix Bushe says is all about \u201cdreaming of where you could go from here.\u201d Entering the studio with Matt Glasbey (alt-J, Coldplay) producing and mixing - with executive production by Charlie Andrew (Wolf Alice, London Grammar, Bloc Party, alt-J) \u2013 the band saw a chance to revisit the origins of where their creativity came from. The album developed out of self-analysis and resultingly is one of two distinct sides: one a naive counterpart longing to exist in a simpler state, and another about checking your ego and coming to terms with great loss. \u2018Red Sun Titans\u2019 sits at that crossroads where the past is still in view and to be learned from, but the future is there for the taking. It\u2019s the ambitious, unrestrained and widescreen statement Gengahr have always threatened to make. Thank you to Hugh and danny for talking to us. And to Jay for sorting out the time and space. See you next week for Local Natives. ","author_name":"Anyone Can Play Guitar","author_url":"https:\/\/www.acpgmusic.com\/","html":"