Prong Sign New Record Deal With Long Branch Records/SPV
Prong have inked a worldwide recording contract with Long Branch Records/SPV. The group plan to release their as-yet untitled new album through the label in the spring of next year. Meanwhile band frontman/guitarist Tommy Victor had the following to offer on their signing:
“I feel like PRONG has come full circle. We have the same energy and excitement about our music that we did at the beginning of our career. With Long Branch SPV we’ve found people to work with who are very supportive of us and what PRONG has accomplished so far in our career.”
I’m guessing he didn’t yell Prong each time, but since publicists love to capitalize such things, it’s fun to pretend that he did.
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Cool, this should be interesting. Can’t wait to hear what a 2012 Prong sounds like.
PRONG!
Screamed at the top of my internet lungs.
Prong used to be one of my favourite bands, but the two comeback albums were utter garbage. The songwriting was OK, if a little formulaic: mostly, they sounded like shit. The production on those two albums sounded like someone farting into a paper bag.
So Prong, if you’re going to bother coming back again, PLEASE make sure that anything you release sounds at least as good as Rude Awakening, which was released in 1996. I don’t think I can take another Scorpio Rising or Power of the Damager. Get a fucking producer. Or at least an engineer with a pair of ears.
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