Brian Fallon Celebrates Album Release With Brandon Flowers Collaboration
(BHM) Brian Fallon is proud to share his eagerly awaited new solo album, Not Bad For New Jersey, available today via his own Lesser Known Records. A wide variety of physical variants - including CD, "Stacy Pink" vinyl, "Pearl White" vinyl, indie exclusive "Beachside Blue" vinyl, Rough Trade exclusive "Pink Marble" vinyl, limited edition signed CDs and vinyl, and exclusive merch bundles - are also available.
While much of Not Bad for New Jersey bristles with a restless energy, the album includes such slow-burning standouts as "Love at the End of the World (feat. Brandon Flowers)," a quietly hypnotic meditation on shedding the illusion of permanence in favor of what's immediate and real, premiering today at all DSPs and streaming services.
"Brandon's a truly gifted musician with a really unique instinct for structure, and he had the idea of writing a song with no chorus," says Fallon, noting that he and Flowers first bonded over their shared admiration for Depeche Mode and C.S. Lewis' 1942 novel, The Screwtape Letters. "We were talking about our ideas about love and had the idea to write a love song set at the end of the world, and it all came together almost faster than we could process it."
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