Fadeout separates itself from a big bulk of other artist in a sense that they are not simply satisfied in writing good music with interesting time signatures and unconventional arrangements, but wish to also portray a concrete message: the world is in a need of a social change. A good example of this is the song Palestine, which was written by the bands singer Marko Pajula after he was banned from entering the country of Israel for ten years without any reasonable cause. This kind of a political theme combined with more traditional finnish love tragedy melancholy can be found within the bands debut album which is released through Secret Entertainment on the 22nd of February 2012.
Entitled To Protect Our Way of Living, the album brings you a mix of alternative and progressive rock influences that are forged into crossover prog in a way that reminds us of such great bands as A Perfect Circle and Porcupine Tree. The album was mixed by the legendary producer Tim Palmer (U2, Ozzy Osbourne, Porcupine Tree). The band has worked hard within the world of rock for the past decade and Fadeout is the culmination of their relentless efforts. They have gathered huge interest towards their sound that has a flavor of a certain 70's wibe, brought into the new millenia."
Experimental rock band Fadeout is about to release their much anticipated debut album "To Protect Our Way Of Living" and is looking for associates. The album is mixed by Tim Palmer (U2, Ozzy Osbourne, Robert Plant, David Bowie, Porcupine Tree, Pearl Jam, HIM...) The band has already been able to create a big buzz throughout the internet including over 110 000 friends, almost 900 000 views and over one million song downloads in the band's myspace profiles.
Fadeout belongs to that rare category of bands that is not merely satisfied with writing great songs but that is also determined to show that the music carries a valid message. Following such artists like Bob Dylan, David Rovics and Rage Against The Machine, Fadeout's lyrics don't only deal with broken hearts and failed relationship, but they also a need for social change. While working togeather with organizations such as Amnesty International, Fadeout's lyrics reflect the current state of the world where social justice, human rights and human integrity are stamped on every day.
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