Rose Hill Drive Official Forum

Moon Is The New Earth, Rose Hill Drive's sophomore release is available digitally worldwide and in stores in the US, Italy, Germany, Spain, The Netherlands, Australia and Canada TODAY! Order your copy of the album on CD or LP today! It will be available in the UK on July 21 and in France on July 22.

97. 3 KBCO and the Fox Theatre present Rose Hill Drive's second Album Release party TONIGHT at the Fox Theatre in Boulder, CO. Rose Hill Drive's sophomore release, Moon is the new Earth, comes out nationally today. Fans will be offered a ticket + album package for this show.
All Ages Show
Tickets: $14 adv/ $17 dos
Ticket + album: $22 adv/ $25 dos

June 25. 2008
Twist & Shout in Denver, CO
In-store performance and signing. Free. All Ages. 6 PM

June 27, 2008
Barts CD Cellar in Boulder, CO
In-store Performance and signing. Free. All Ages. 6 PM

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Any particular reason why we in UK have to wait. Just can't understand it. Can't be doing much for sales in UK Would be nice to see some reviews on this forum in the meantime.

Can't you just download it off of Itunes? The album's pretty solid, a lot more "poppish" i think, which i'm not such a fan of, but there's only one song what i'd call filler. I'm not seeing it launching them into the mainstream, but that's not a a bad thing either. I need to see them a couple more times in small venues; their last act, opening for the Whigs, didn't fill my glass all the way for satisfaction.

herbertkornfeld wrote:Can't you just download it off of Itunes?

I probably could - but my question - which I think is legitimate is why the delay for UK.

herbertkornfeld wrote:Can't you just download it off of Itunes? The album's pretty solid, a lot more "poppish" i think, which i'm not such a fan of, but there's only one song what i'd call filler. I'm not seeing it launching them into the mainstream, but that's not a a bad thing either. I need to see them a couple more times in small venues; their last act, opening for the Whigs, didn't fill my glass all the way for satisfaction.

I agree with your review. I was really looking forward to some blues driven rock and I was disappointed. After a few more listens the album is growing on me. It's different, but not necessarily bad. I would have liked it more if they added a few more bluesy songs though.

Who knows why we have to wait in the UK. I decided not to and ordered a copy from Megaforce and it arrived today and it is stunning, I love Sneak Out and The 8th Wonder on first listen. The music is powerful and true to the RHD style. Cant wait to hear it live.

So cheere Jacob, Daniel and Nathan hope to catch you here in the UK sometime this year, Birmingham Bar Academy??


Be Good

I love the album. I also didn't know what to expect at first, but coupled with the first album, they have a hell of a repetoire (sp?) of songs to crush us with live!

GREAT WORK GUYS!

video for sneak out -->

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I bought the album at one of their live shows. Need to get the first one still. Good stuff. Trans Am reminded me of my '77 Firebird... and Mustang , and Roadrunner... it would be good cruisin' music. I hope these guys stick around for a few albums.