Dictator Ship is back, ready to launch their second studio album ”Electric Jihad” on the 29th of September via The Sign Records. Blending energetic and raw rock‘n’roll with exquisite multi-layered vocal harmonies and melodies inspired by 60‘s soul and doo-wop, the band has carved out their very own niche in the rock landscape, perfectly displayed on the new album.

The third and final single leading up to ”Electric Jihad” is called ”She Makes Me Wanna” and is released on the 8th of September.

The band comments on the new single:

This song is a homage to all the working class people who manage to stay positive and loving despite the struggles they have to endure. It‘s not easy working that hard and getting so little in return and then coming home with love and affection in your heart. Some people manage to do it. Respect.

Pre-order “Electric Jihad” on black vinyl:
https://dictator-ship.bandcamp.com/album/electric-jihad
https://freighttrain.se/products/dictator-ship-electric-jihad-lp-black-vinyl

Connect with Dictator Ship:
https://www.facebook.com/dictatorship
https://www.instagram.com/dictatorshipband/
https://dictator-ship.bandcamp.com/album/your-favorites

Biography:

Dictator Ship! A frenetic rock’n’roll quartet channeling their inner obsession of 60’s soul and doo-wop, inspired by early giants such as Sam & Dave, Sly & The Family Stone, Jackie Wilson and The Platters. Their live act is often described as a combination of the raging sound of The Sonics, the discontent attitude of MC5 and the pure stamina of Elvis Presley in Las Vegas.

Dictator Ship released their debut album “Your Favorites” on The Sign Records in 2020. The album was received with acclaim and Classic Rock Magazine marks it as ”An astounding live-in-studio debut from a raw twin-guitar-fronted quartet of Swedes, all of whom double on vocals, channeling the MC5’s explosive, action-rock remodel of 60s soul. Essential. 9/10”. In 2021, Dictator Ship released two singles that will be followed by their second album ”Electric Jihad” in September 2023, along with three more singles.

”Electric Jihad” is a step up from the debut album in every single way, with more harmonies in the vocals and more structure in the guitars. It’s also a reflection of how the band feels about the society they live in.