Richie hehe

All That Was East Is West Of Me Now

Sure As The Rain

So Much To Learn

'No Harm' is a new track from Editors. Originally hidden on a sampler from the bands label Play It Again Sam and found by fan Erik Drost.

No Harm

Slow

LITTLE GREEN CARS
EPHEMERA 
The New Album, Released 11th March (Glassnote)
The Song They Play Every Night - The Single - LISTEN NOW
Exclusive Album Preview Live @ Hoxton Square Bar & Kitchen - 9th February 

LITTLE GREEN CARS return with The Song They Play Every Night, the first taster from their extraordinary new album, Ephemera. The Song They Play Every Night is the opening track on the album, which was co-produced by the band with Rob Kirwan and is set for release on Glassnote on 11th March. 
Little Green Cars will preview the release of Ephemera with an intimate London show at Hoxton Square Bar & Kitchen on 9th February, with Irish, European and US tours set to follow from March-May (see www.littlegreencars.co.uk for full details). The band will also play a newly-announced major outdoor headline show in their hometown of Dublin in July. Little Green Cars play: 
Tues	9th	FEB	LONDON, Hoxton Square Bar & Kitchen 

www.littlegreencars.co.uk	
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Ephemera

The Song They Play Every Night

Falling Slowly

Falling Slowly (feat. Glen Hansard & Marketa Irglova)

Company

Hometown

© Angie McMahon 2017
Produced by John Castle
Management: Charlotte Abroms - charlotte@hearheargroup.com
Bookings: Brett Murrihy - BAMAssts@wmeentertainment.com

Slow Mover

'What the Fuck'  is a reflective monologue, a note to self, aimed at cutting through the noise of the socially and politically turbulent world we all currently find ourselves in. 
 
“The world is fucked,” says Nicholson.  “You can’t pick up a paper or read your ‘feed’ without literally choking on news of immeasurable destruction and loss of life, and spirit, every second of every day.  Sure, every once in a while the clouds part and something beautiful cuts through like a knife and shines upon us, but it’s hard to escape the global outpouring of bad news alongside the constant, unavoidable messaging that things will continue to get worse, not better. As a relatively new father, I can’t help but turn my thoughts inwards and accept that I can make a difference by setting a better example to my son. To teach him as best I can not to disappear into the ocean of misery before us, but rather to understand that change starts at home and to accept that as much as we have a part to play in the negatives, we also have the power to deliver on the positives.”
 
"The song is an internal monologue with somewhat bleak words to live by. Kind of a, "quit suffering and be empowered and courageous to make a change" message to self. The line that sums it up best for me is:  “accept the gifts you’re given and accept it ends too soon”.  I'm very content that the song’s message is clear, but also excited by the fact that, from a production point of view, we have treated this song (and the others recorded alongside it) differently to our past works. For example, in this track Andy (Andrew Smith, the band's lead guitarist) went to town with string and horn arrangements - making a dark song even darker. To me, the ending sounds what I imagine Elliot Smith soundtracking a Tarantino film would sound like.”
 

What the Fuck is co-produced and co-mixed by The Boxer Rebellion and Adam ‘Cecil’ Bartlett.

What the Fuck

Such Great Heights

New EP, 'Waves & Waves' out now: https://lnk.to/TBRWavesandWavesEP

Listen to the single, rework and Spanish version of 'Let's Disappear' here: https://lnk.to/TBRLetsDisppear

New album 'Ocean by Ocean' out now: http://smarturl.it/TBROceanByOcean

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Hometown

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