Maximo Park announce new album Too Much Information, share first song

18/11/2013
by Norman Fleischer

Maximo Park - Too Much Information Newcastle-based MAXIMO PARK announced their fifth album Too Much Information. The follow-up to 2012’s The National Health is set for a release on February the 3rd.

And it looks like the band around charismatic frontman Paul Smith tried out a few new things. The album’s first single, Brain Cells, has also been premiered today.

Instead of the usual power indie-rock MAXIMO PARKpresent a quite unusual new side. Quite an interesting dark new twist for the band. See right here if it fits them or not.

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German fans can watch the video over at tape.tv
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