Aberdeen quartet Cold Years share their latest single 'Radio', a power-pop fuelled track from their third studio album A Different Life.
‘Radio’ is a throwback to 2020 debut ‘Paradise’ a bittersweet reflection at their hometown of Aberdeen encapsulated in a pure power pop anthem reminiscent of Green Day, Alkaline Trio & the Bouncing Souls at their best. On the inspiration for the track, the band say: “Memories of growing up in a small town trying to deal with a few small minded people. I love where I am from, I love my home, but I never want to see some of those people again”.
Following on from 2020s Paradise, a politically charged look at life in their hometown of Aberdeen, and 2022’s soaring follow up Goodbye To Misery, Cold Years are returning in 2024 with their most triumphant record yet, A Different Life.
Listen to ‘Radio’ by Cold Years on the Wolves Official Playlist on Spotify.
Recorded at The Barber Shop Studios, New Jersey by producer Brett Romnes (Hot Mulligan, Boston Manor, Heart Attack Man, Brand New) & mastered by Rogue Planet Mastering (Against The Current, A Day To Remember, The Bronx), A Different Life is packed with songs that are both intensely personal and universally relatable.
Cold Years are: Ross Gordon (Vocals / Guitar), Louis Craighead (Bass / Vocals / Keys), Finlay Urquhart (Guitar / Vocals), Jimmy Taylor (Drums). Following the release of ‘A Different Life’, Cold Years are hitting the road with Billy Talent, The Dangerous Summer plus a host of headline dates around the UK and festival performances at 2000 Trees in Cheltenham, and Noisehausen and Trebur in Germany this summer.
