• Music
  • 15 Jan 04

The Frames go global

The Frames go global
The Hot Press Newsdesk
The Hot Press Newsdesk

EXCLUSIVE!! The Frames have signed a deal for most the world with Anti, the left-field wing of hardcore label Epitaph which is also home to Tricky and Tom Waits.

The territories not covered by the pact are Ireland, Australia and New Zealand where the band remain on their own Plateau label.
Soon to take to the road in the States with Damien Rice, the band are currently putting the finishing touches to their new album which is due in the summer.
Stay tuned to hotpress.com for more details.

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