Brand New Blindfold

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Brand New Blindfold
Studio album by Indigo Peak
Released 6th June 2010
Recorded 2009/10
Genre Alternative, electronic
Length 30:60
Label Ensemble
Producer Andre Cassenove
Indigo Peak chronology
Long Live
(2009)
Brand New Blindfold
(2010)
What You Leave Behind
(2010)

Brand New Blindfold is the fourth studio album by alternative pop duo Indigo Peak.

Background[edit | edit source]

Following the massive success of Indigo Peak's third LP 'Long Live', the duo began writing and recording for their fourth LP in late 2009. Early sessions proved fruitless and as revealed by Andre Cassenove in a 2020 Music Week interview, the pair revisited old demos of unused tracks. The final product would see just three new recordings, with the other seven tracks comprised of remastered versions of songs the duo had previously abandoned. Whilst the single 'Manhunt' received favourable reviews, the album as a whole was critically maligned managing a peak of number six on the official UK album chart. Following this disappointing performance, Indigo Peak abandoned the project and parted ways with Ensemble Entertainment.

Tracklisting[edit | edit source]

01. Intro/200 Juggernauts
02. White Plastic Nightmare
03. Manhunt
04. Brand New Blindfold
05. Glue (with Paulo Araujo)
06. Night
07. Crossfire (with Josh Hurts)
08. Kill You
09. Don't Let Me Fall
10. Neon Gold (with Helena Rossi)
11. Gothamite (with Tiger Tiger)
12. The Day We Left The Earth

Reception[edit | edit source]

'Brand New Blindfold' received a mixed reaction from critics. The Times dubbed the album "a contrived mess, saved only by it's lead single Manhunt." Whilst NME said "given what we've come to expect from Indigo Peak, 'Brand New Blindfold' is paint by numbers, generic fare." In contrast, Heat Magazine reviewed the LP as "perfect for those Lambrini girls that just want to go off!."

Chart Performance[edit | edit source]

'Brand New Blindfold', peaked at number six on the official UK album chart.

Trivia[edit | edit source]

  • 'Brand New Blindfold' was actually amazing but Indigo Peaks PR couldn't be arsed to promote it x