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PINK TURNS BLUE - Announces New Album; Two Singles/Videos Released, Third Coming Soon

The iconic German post-punk band Pink Turns Blue has announced that their new album entitled Tainted will be released on 24 September via Orden Records. Ahead of that, they'll present their new single "You Still Mean Too Much To Me" on 30th July, following up lead singles "There Must Be So Much More" and "So Why Not Save The World". Pink Turns Blue is Mic Jogwer (vocals, guitar), Reubi Walter (bass, keyboards) and Paul Richter (drums). Inspired by Joy Division, The Sound and The Chameleons, Pink Turns Blue plays alternative rock heavily influenced by 80s post-punk and new wave.

This album is the result of time well spent this past lockdown year writing, recording, mixing and mastering the new album in their Berlin recording studio. On Tainted, the band added an electronic element to their classical vocals, guitar, bass and drums. The album title itself relates to the state of our world: climate change, its effects, the reaction to it, the split within society, isolation, health risks and financial uncertainty.

"How to overcome the grief/pain of lost love, torn between hate, very bad feelings and, at the same time, not being able to let go at all. As there is no understanding why you fall in love with someone in the first place, there is also no reason/understanding why love does end or your love of life starts to feel attracted to someone else. It all dissolves into nothingness", says Mic Jogwer. "Some melodies and moods just call for certain sad themes and touch old wounds that never seem to heal. Normally love stories don’t seem to have a connection to me and my life. But then, when I find a sad melody with some sad chords it all gets stirred up and comes to life. Maybe love really never ends."

Among the first generation of gothic rock in Germany, Pink Turns Blue formed in 1985, originally as a duo consisting of Mic Jogwer and Thomas Elbern, plus a drum machine. Naming themselves after a Hüsker Dü song, their sound was initially inspired by The Chameleons, Clan Of Xymox, and The Cure. Check out in the players below the two so far released singles and videos. Link