The Vaccines – Pick-Up Full Of Pink Carnations (Album)

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The Vaccines will release their new album ‘Pick-Up Full of Pink Carnations’ on January 12th.

The Vaccines’ sixth album marks a significant moment in their evolution. Titled after a misheard lyric from Don MacLean’s ‘American Pie,’ the album encapsulates a sense of boredom experienced by the band. The lead singer, Justin Young, wrote the album’s material while spending time in Los Angeles, where he sensed his time there might end. He shares that:

Justin Young, “I was living in LA while writing this record, and American Pie is a song about disillusionment with America and the American dream, and his feeling that something had died. I guess I was coming to terms with similar things – my understanding of what the real West Coast of America was, after growing up on a diet of American pop culture. That was all coming to a head as various relationships were ending. That was the seed of it. It’s about the loss of dreams.”

The final mix of the album “Pick-Up Full Of Pink Carnations” was created by esteemed studio expert Dave Fridmann in collaboration with producer Andrew Wells. The band plans to go on a full UK tour early next year. Their new single “Heartbreak Kid” captures the essence of their ultra-colorful live performances with its pulsating dose of indie pop thrills. Justin Young calls the song “a call to arms,” continuing:

“There are two types of people in the world – people that have had their heart broken and people that haven’t had their heart broken yet. ‘Heartbreak Kid‘ is a call to arms. A reminder that in a world where too many of us feel too detached too often, facing your feelings head on can make you feel more alive, even if it feels like the world is ending. It’s a song to keep you company on the busy freeway that connects loss to discovery.”

The Vaccines are an indie rock band from West London, formed in 2010. The current lineup includes Justin Hayward-Young, Árni Árnason, Timothy Lanham, and Yoann Intonti.