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From the forthcoming album: Hot Rise Of An Ice Cream Phoenix
Double LPs & CDs are available for preorder now at: intheredrecords.com
Digital pre-order available at: divinehorsemen.bandcamp.com
LOS ANGELES, Calif. — Divine Horsemen, the fiery, eclectic ’80s group that rode the unique vocal chemistry of Chris Desjardins (a.k.a. Chris D.) and Julie Christensen, return to the musical stage with Hot Rise of an Ice Cream Phoenix, a collection of all-new recordings, on In the Red Records on August 27.
Co-produced by Desjardins and Craig Parker Adams (who engineered I Used to Be Pretty, the 2019 release by Chris D.’s groundbreaking ’70s punk band the Flesh Eaters), the new 13-track album comprises the first new music by the Horsemen in 33 years.
Vintage film clips compiled by Chris D.
Band video footage shot by respective band members
All footage edited by Julie Christensen
Words: Chris D
Music: Robyn Jameson, Peter Andrus, Chris D.
© 1988, Shakeytown Music, BMI, admin. BMG
From the forthcoming album: Hot Rise Of An Ice Cream Phoenix
Double LPs & CDs are available for preorder now at: intheredrecords.com
Digital pre-order available at: divinehorsemen.bandcamp.com
LOS ANGELES, Calif. — Divine Horsemen, the fiery, eclectic ’80s group that rode the unique vocal chemistry of Chris Desjardins (a.k.a. Chris D.) and Julie Christensen, return to the musical stage with Hot Rise of an Ice Cream Phoenix, a collection of all-new recordings, on In the Red Records on August 27.
Co-produced by Desjardins and Craig Parker Adams (who engineered I Used to Be Pretty, the 2019 release by Chris D.’s groundbreaking ’70s punk band the Flesh Eaters), the new 13-track album comprises the first new music by the Horsemen in 33 years.
Vintage film clips compiled by Chris D.
Band video footage shot by respective band members
All footage edited by Julie Christensen
Words: Chris D
Music: Robyn Jameson, Peter Andrus, Chris D.
© 1988, Shakeytown Music, BMI, admin. BMG
