THE BLACK QUEEN 

Release New Album

‘INFINITE GAMES’ Out Now

+ Australian Tour Is Sold Out

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“…Infinite Games is an industrialised trip worth taking.” – themusic.com.au

“Album #2 sees singer Greg Puciato (ex-Dillinger Escape Plan), and producers/instrumentalists Joshua Eustis (ex-Nine Inch Nails) and Steven Alexander (former TDEP and NIN tech) flexing at their most confident yet. What they’ve created here fits so nicely and effortlessly into their moody 80s soundscapes and bleak darkwave aesthetic in terms of composition, atmosphere, lyrics and instrumentation.” – Kill Your Stereo

“With the superb second instalment magically manifesting itself in Infinite Games, the group have created in a far shorter timeframe and offer a refining and defining of their sound, an underlining of their collective style and offer a collection genius. Pure genius.” – Silver Tiger Media

“Dreamy, electro, synth-y goodness that’s very well executed.” – Insert Review Here

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The Black Queen, the unbridled experimental electronic-meets-alternative trio of Greg Puciato (ex-The Dillinger Escape Plan), Josh Eustis (Telefon Tel Aviv) and Steven Alexander Ryan (Nine Inch Nails/A Perfect Circle technician), release their sophomore album, Infinite Games today.

The 10-track album also marks the debut release to come from the band’s newly formed creative entity, Federal Prisoner, a joint collective between the band members and acclaimed fine artist Jesse Draxler (creator of the artwork for both Fever Daydream and Infinite Games). While the partners are keeping their plans for Federal Prisoner under wraps, the enterprise will serve as the creative homestead for the foursome, with future releases already in the works. “Federal Prisoner won’t function like a typical label,” says Puciato. “It’s an expression of passion and individualism in a way that opens more doors for us to create and to own what we create with minimal compromise. It’s as much an act of refusal as it is a statement of intent. We won’t be working within the current industry blueprint of premieres, ‘instant grat tracks’ or any of that nonsense. We’re concentrating on the music, videography and packaging, an aural and visual experience. It’s exciting to create our own path.”

Consequence Of Sound have premiered the video for Your MoveHERE. Puciato tells Consequence Of Sound, “We wanted a lot of negative space in the song so that the musical movements could be as small and nuanced and slow morphing as possible.” He adds, “Lyrically, the song is a reference to the intoxication felt when encountering someone similar, and realizing that you have the mutual ability to be open and vulnerable and unguarded with each other.”

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