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Sold outIn 2014, after two highly successful fan funded album album campaigns (555% and Albion) Ginger Wildheart looked at what could be the next step in fan connectivity and the answer was G.A.S.S (Ginger Associated Secret Society www.g-a-s-s.co) an immersive subscription based fan club platform that saw Ginger delivering a new 3 track single every month for a year along with demos and alternative takes direct from his personal vaults.Visit product page →
Tied in with this was an unparalleled (not to mention unfiltered) level of access to Ginger himself with each month giving fans podcasts, Q&A's, personal diary entries along with a slew of exclusive merchandise options and with the sites stunning array of artwork updated each month.
The Year Of The Fanclub album represents a snapshot of the tracks produced for G.A.S.S. with a track listing personally chosen by Ginger. The 12 original songs include a duet with Courtney Love on the second song Honour'and then Kelli Compulsive (Obsessive Compulsive ) features on 'Only Henry Rollins Can Save Us Now'.
Tracklisting:
1. Down The Dip
2. Honour
3. El Mundo (Slow Fatigue)
4. The Last Day Of Summer
5. Only Henry Rollins Can Save Us Now
6. The Pendine Incident
7. Do You? If You Find Yourself In London Town
8. Toxins & Tea
9. No One Smiled At Me Today
10. Ostracide
11. Don't Lose Your Tail
12. Girl -
Visit product page →Ginger is pleased to announce the release of the new album Albion on 31st March 2014, via Round Records. Albion was recorded in Wales throughout the summer of 2013 and was recorded as a band project. The album perfectly showcases why Ginger is one of the UK's best loved and longstanding songwriters with songs as diverse, infectious and compelling as Creepers, The Order Of the Dog and Grow A Pair.
The 6 piece band having played with Ginger throughout 2012 and 2013 all over the world, including European tours with Slash and The Darkness. The Ginger Wildheart Band consists of Ginger Wildheart ' Vocals/Guitar Victoria Liedtke - Vocals (Hey! Hello!) Dean Denzel Pearson ' Drums (Losers/Young Legionnaire) Rich Jones ' Guitar/Vocals (ex Amen/Black Halos) Chris Catalyst ' Guitar/Vocals (Eureka Machines) Random Jon Poole ' Bass/Vocals (Cardiacs/The Wildhearts) Bryan Scary ' Keys/Strings/Vocals (From NYC's Evil Arrows/Bryan Scary & The Shredding Tears) It's been an amazing few years for Ginger Wildheart who has seen a massive career resurgence as he became a success story of PledgeMusic.
In 2011 Ginger launched an ambitious preorder for a triple album project through the Direct to Fan platform, and went on to become the biggest success story for a British artist raising in excess of a quarter of million pounds. The album hit the shelves in 2012 and saw the Geordie icon crash back into the UK top 20 charts for the first time in 10 years, as well as picking up an award for Event of The Year at the Classic Rock Magazine Awards later that year.
Not one to rest on his laurels Ginger then released two albums for his Mutation collective in 2013 (released through Mike Pattons Ipecac label) - an extreme project which featured collaborations with the likes of Shane Embury from Napalm Death, Hawkeyes, Merzbow & Mark E Smith to name but four. Perhaps his most unexpected success was the release of Hey! Hello! in the summer of 2013. A new pop rock collaboration with NY singer Victoria Liedtke.
The international twosome hit the top of the official UK rock charts with their debut self-titled release which was picked up by news outlets around the world. Hey! Hello! was also nominated for best New Band at The Classic Rock Awards in 2013 and their single Swimwear dominated rock radio in both the UK and US. In the UK it was the most played song on Team Rock Radio in September 2013 (as well as being playlisted on numerous others). So now in 2014, Ginger releases his 7th album in just 2 years.
Tracklisting:
1. Drive
2. Cambria
3. Grow A Pair
4. Burn This City Down
5. The Order Of The Dog
6. Body Parts
7. The Beat Goes On (Caledonia)
8. After All You Said About Cowboys
9. Creepers
10. Albion
