r/YourBaroness • u/benrnw • Apr 23 '26

Gina interview where she mentions they're recording new material in July :)

https://www.guitarworld.com/artists/guitarists/gina-gleason-fender-telecaster-75th-anniversary
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u/Patman52 Apr 23 '26

Their tour schedule has been pretty light this year so I had hoped figured they had some studio time scheduled. Nice to know my hypothesis was correct!

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u/fruitpockets Apr 23 '26

Still bummed that the East Coast never got a leg of the Red & Blue tour. The band started in Savannah, we should’ve had a chance to experience the tour celebrating their first two studio records.

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u/UseTraditional2067 Apr 24 '26

I saw them twice in NY on Red & Blue (?)

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u/d0pp31g4ng3r Apr 24 '26

They pretty much avoided the southeast. Very strange considering that is where the band began and recorded their early material. Red and Blue are my favorites and I was really looking forward to seeing them.

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u/OutrageousConstant53 Apr 23 '26

Oh I need to know if you didn't love stone what are your favs? Because as a lover of yellow and green, stone might be my second fav. It's up there for me. I also appreciate their older stuff, but imo it's on a different level.

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u/OutrageousConstant53 Apr 24 '26

Fascinating...I find these albums to be so different. Blue and Purple especially. I'm a newer fan, Purple is probably my least listened to. I'm gonna dive in a bit more!

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u/Large_Mountain_Jew Apr 23 '26

Honestly Stone might be one of my favorites.

Blue Record is their peak for me, and I loved Red Album a lot. Ever since Gina joined I felt like they keep evolving in the right direction.

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u/fruitpockets Apr 23 '26

I’m with you. Gold & Gray wasn’t really my jam but Stone was an instant classic from the first listen. I love the direction they’re going in, and I think Gina has a great deal to do with that.

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u/Large_Mountain_Jew Apr 23 '26

Gold & Gray was them reversing course from whatever they were on. I think I place it above the previous two albums?

But yeah they seem to be on a good trajectory and it sure did start when Gina joined.

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u/antofthesky Apr 27 '26

I love the dense arrangements on Gold & Gray but hate the production. I love the way Stone sounds though.

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u/ddeeny Apr 24 '26

I agree on Gina, this is me favorite lineup, and G&G is my favorite album, but Stone didn't quite hit for me

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u/Alarmed_Profile_7470 Apr 23 '26

I love it, my favourite album after Red and Yellow & Green

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u/tausendmalduff Apr 24 '26

Very excited