Orange County rockers Lit have completed work on their major label sophomore album. The modern rock band made a big splash with their 1999 RCA debut �A Place in the Sun� which spawned several hit singles and sold over a million copies.
The new album will be called "Atomic" and is set to hit stores October 9th on Dirty Martini/RCA Records. According to the band�s publicist lead vocalist A. Jay Popoff, guitarist Jeremy Popoff, bassist Kevin Baldes and drummer Allen Shellenberger co-produced the CD with veteran producer Don Gilmore (Sugar Ray, Linkin Park). Gilmore also worked on the band�s previous album �A Place in the Sun�.
"Lipstick and Bruises", the first single from the forthcoming album will hit radio next week (August 20). Moviegoers have also received a sneak peak at one of the album's tracks. The song "The Last Time Again" from "Atomic" is featured in American Pie 2 (released Aug 10). The song can be heard during the film�s end credits.
Lit previewed most of the new songs earlier
this month during a sold out concert at the Hard Rock Hotel in Las Vegas
on August 3rd.
The complete track listing for Atomic
is as follows:
Something To Someone
The Last Time Again
Addicted
Lipstick and Bruises
Everything's Cool
Happy In The Meantime
Drop D
Sunny Weather
Next Time Around
Slip
She Comes
Live For This
Over My Head - Bonus Track
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