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FOXING DRAW DOWN THE MOON

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It has almost been three years since Foxing released
their fan and critically acclaimed album Nearer My God,
which charted at #2 on Alternative New Artist Albums,
#2 on LP Vinyl Albums selling 1,468 units of vinyl first
week, #4 Top on New Artist Album, was given a 8.0 on
Pitchfork, and solidified the band as one of the brightest
up and coming voices in indie and alternative. On April
16th the band will begin a new chapter with “Go Down
Together”, the first single released from their new record
and Hopeless debut Draw Down The Moon. An album
about cosmic insignificance that was inspired by games
such as Dungeons and Dragons and Zork, Draw Down
The Moon was produced by Andy Hull of Manchester
Orchestra and will be released on August 6th, 2021.

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FOXING – DRAW DOWN THE MOON – CD

1. 737
2. Go Down Together
3. Beacons
4. Draw Down The Moon
5. Where The Lightning
Strikes Twice
6. Bialystok
7. At Least We Found
The Floor
8. Cold Blooded
9. If I Believed In Love
10. Speak With The Dead_x000D_
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It has almost been three years since Foxing released
their fan and critically acclaimed album Nearer My God,
which charted at #2 on Alternative New Artist Albums,
#2 on LP Vinyl Albums selling 1,468 units of vinyl first
week, #4 Top on New Artist Album, was given a 8.0 on
Pitchfork, and solidified the band as one of the brightest
up and coming voices in indie and alternative. On April
16th the band will begin a new chapter with “Go Down
Together”, the first single released from their new record
and Hopeless debut Draw Down The Moon. An album
about cosmic insignificance that was inspired by games
such as Dungeons and Dragons and Zork, Draw Down
The Moon was produced by Andy Hull of Manchester
Orchestra and will be released on August 6th, 2021.

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Hopeless Records has thrived as a beloved home for independent music for nearly 30 years. The music industry has changed drastically in those three decades, but in Hopeless founder Louis Posen’s mind, the company’s approach to music has remained the same. “The essence of the business hasn’t changed to me,” Posen says. “The essence is finding art that connects with fans in a deep and emotional way. The record labels that work with artists who can make those connections and help them develop their careers are the ones that will be left standing in the long run.”