Lower Than Atlantis stream The Reason

Lower Than Atlantis have released a stream of their track The Reason.

It features on The Black Edition of their self-titled fourth album, set for launch on November 20 via Easy Life/Sony Red.

The double CD includes their 2014 record along with new tracks, cover versions and alternative takes on their own material.

Signed copies of the CD are available to pre-order via Easy Life Records.

Lower Than Atlantis head out on a UK tour next month with Moose Blood, As It Is, Brawlers and Black Foxxes.

Frontman Mike Duce said: “We can’t wait to play our biggest tour ever. This has been our most successful album to date and these shows will feel more like parties around the UK celebrating a stellar year.”

Lower Than Atlantis: The Black Edition tracklist

CD1

  1. Here We Go
  2. Ain’t No Friend Of Mine
  3. English Kids In America
  4. Criminal
  5. Words Don’t Come So Easily
  6. Emily
  7. Stays The Same
  8. Live Slow, Die Old
  9. Damn Nation
  10. Time
  11. Just What You Need
  12. Number One

CD2

  1. Get Over It
  2. The Reason
  3. I’m Partying
  4. Superhero
  5. Sewer Side
  6. Real Love (Live Lounge Performance)
  7. Am I Wrong (Live Lounge Performance)
  8. Strong
  9. Wish You Were Here
  10. Everybody Wants To Rule The World
  11. A Thousand Miiles
  12. Here We Go (Alt Version)
  13. English Kids In America (Alt Version)
  14. Words Don’t Come So Easily (Alt Version)
  15. Ain’t No Friend (Alt Version)
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