From euphoria to despair, Dead Rabbits' new album 'A Different Place' – their first since 2016's 'Everything Is A Lie' – takes you on a journey through the ups and downs of the day to day. 3 years of cancellations, disappointment and disillusion, global events made the album's creation more difficult than anyone could've imagined. All hurdles overcome, Dead Rabbits return with their own brand of heavy-hitting psychedelic rock. From soft velvet sounds to the raw and explosive, electronic undertones supplement a wall of guitars. On the album, front-man Tom Hayes says: "I wanted to create an album that takes the listener somewhere else. Musically I wanted create something that captures how we as a band actually sound. But within that, each song tells a different story, the music compliments them. I took a reflective look into my mental health. Highlighting just how fine the line is, successes and failures. Typically, external words and actions encourage a greater positive outcome. That's how it works for me, hopefully listeners can feel where I'm coming from"