After what seems like an eternity, the London Grammar trio is back with a new single, ‘Baby It’s You’.
Co-produced with George FitzGerald, there’s no hiding away from Hannah’s glorious vocals, driven deeply amongst the deeply dreamy and ambient electronic production.
Sounds like: Another Sky, The xx, Wolf Alice, MS MR
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Another Sky returns with the DIY video for ‘Fell In Love With The City’.
Filmed on some old mini DV tape cameras, kindly donated by a few fans, the visuals, directed by frontwoman Catrin Vincent, capture the excitement of being in a city.
On the single, Vincent explains,
“I hate breakup songs. I don’t know why, it’s the most universal feeling. Maybe because the world has so many of them. Moving to London was a dramatic shift from small-town life where it didn’t even occur to me I could do music, where this vision of me as a housewife who never amounted to anything felt inescapable, in to a bigger world, of people from all over, of new ideas and a new version of myself.”
Their debut album ‘I Slept On The Floor’ is due for release on 7th August via Fiction Records and continues their ability to cover hard-hitting, difficult topics with unparalleled cinematic sounds, with a tentatively hopeful outlook, as always.
LIVE DATES 2020
11th November – Earth, London
19th November – Think Tank, Newcastle
20th November – King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut, Glasgow
21st November – Hyde Park Book Club, Leeds
26th November – The Bullingdon, Oxford
27th November – Star & Garter, Manchester
28th November– The Sunflower Lounge, Birmingham
3rd December – The Hope & Ruin, Brighton
4th December – Clwb Ifor Bach, Cardiff
5th December – The Louisiana, Bristol
Sounds like: London Grammar, Everything Everything, The 1975
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Glass Peaks is a proper band. You know what we mean when we say that, a proper exciting live act.
Comprised of Alfie Jefferies (Bass and vocals), Jake Cox (Guitar) and Grant Tugwell (Drums), these guys are relentlessly tearing their way through the scene.
Post-grunge/new-wave at their core, energetic, sometimes political, sometimes electronic, often sarcastic, these guys have a lot to say.
Listen to ‘Never Really Left’ below, taken from their upcoming EP, that continues the theme of social media toxicity.
Live
12th March – The Finsbury, London *supporting Johnny Kills*
4th April – Trinity, Harrow
1st May – The Old Blue Last, London *EP RELEASE SHOW*
Sounds like: Saves The Day, Thursday, Depeche Mode, White Lies, Another Sky, Blaenavon, The Clash, Manic Street Preachers
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