Swedish heavy rockers LUCIFER are proud to present you their very own striking interpretation of the Rita & The Tiaras classic “Gone With The Wind Is My Love”. The single features a fabulous duet between Johanna of LUCIFER and Elin Larsson of Blues Pills and is now available to stream and purchase, HERE
Side B features a live version of the LUCIFER track “Cemetery Eyes”, which was recorded during last year’s Century Media Isolation Festival and will now be available physically in this version for the first time.
LUCIFER have also just released a special visualizer video based on the cover. Watch the visualizer below.
The 7 inch is limited to 2.000 copies and comes in six different colors (black, cream white, red, clear, gold and silver), along with the digital album format and different bundle package options that are now available for pre-order via the band’s web stores.
7 Inch Tracklisting:
SIDE A: “Gone With The Wind Is My Love” (feat. Elin Larsson [Blues Pills])
SIDE B: “Cemetery Eyes (Live)” (recorded at Century Media Isolation Festival 2020)
The 7 inch is available in the following colors:
- Black – 500 (Distro Wholesale / CM EU Shop)
- Cream White – 300 (100 CM EU Shop / 200 CM US Shop)
- Red – 400 (Distro Wholesale / CM EU Shop)
- Clear – 200 (High Roller)
- Gold – 300 (Lucifer EU Shop)
- Silver – 300 (Lucifer US Shop)
“Especially The Rita & The Tiaras version of this 60s classic has always been one of my favorite numbers, it really moves me. So we hammered out this really cool, kind of eerie version for Lucifer and I asked my good friend Elin if she wants to sing it with me. She came down to Stockholm and we had a really great afternoon together at our studio recording this,” states LUCIFER frontwoman Johanna about the release.
The band is currently busy working on their new album, “Lucifer IV”, and follow up to last year’s highly praised release “Lucifer III”. Nicke adds, “We’re almost done mixing our new album “Lucifer IV” and with the risk of completely jinxing it, I think it’s safe to say we all have a pretty good feeling about this one. Obviously we like it and we can’t wait for people to hear it. If ‘Lucifer III’ was our Black Sabbath meets Fleetwood Mac album then ABBA hangs out with Trouble on this one. It’s that heavy.”
