Today is the day, people! The Go’s Free Electricity, the group’s storied, long-lost album, is available today, Friday, September 4th worldwide from Sub Pop. The ten-track-long player was written, composed, and arranged by Bobby Harlow (except track one, which was written by Harlow and Dion Fischer, and track five, written by Harlow and Cary Loren).
 
Free Electricity, which includes the official videos for the title track, “All Dimensions Are Loose,” and today’s offering, “Secular Century Man,” was mixed and produced by Matthew Smith, engineered by Jim Diamond at Ghetto Recorders, and mastered by Jim Kissling at Jim Kissling Mastering in Detroit, Michigan.
 
All Music says Free Electricity “is simply an adventurous and exciting rock record that’s not afraid to lose control. As with everything The Go did before and after, what makes the album wonderful boils down to the combination of Bobby Harlow’s smart songwriting and the band’s willingness to walk their performances right up to the edge of whatever oblivion they’re currently exploring (4.5/5).” Meanwhile, Stereogum offers this of the title track “the sound of a garage-punk band taking things deep into the chaos zone…” Finally, SPIN says “The album captures the Go at a particularly adventurous moment…pushing the band’s high-octane sound into stranger territory.”
 
The Go’s Free Electricity can be secured on CD/LP/Digital from Sub Pop. LP orders from megamart.subpop.com in North America, Mega Mart Europe in the UK and EU, and your local record store will receive the limited Loser edition on Metallic Gold vinyl (while supplies last).
 
Read more on Free Electricity here.

The Go
Free Electricity
 
Tracklisting:
1. Free Electricity
2. Secular Century Man
3. All Dimensions Are Loose
4. Peacock Angel
5. Pharaoh’s Tomb
6. Into Outer Space
7. Turnin’ On
8. Blood Red Sun
9. Muthers of the Earth
10. Golden Dawn