New Direction

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Single from forthcoming 'Discomfort EP' - released on Bandcamp 17th June

Written by O. Chapman
Produced by Josh Cohen
Mastered by Felix Davis

O. Chapman - guitar, vocals
Josh Cohen - bass
Will Fortna - drums
Josh Todd - guitar
Sophie Jamieson - backing vocals

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Following the release of fizzing debut single 'Dress Of Bubblewrap' and its free-spirited accompanying video, Kent's Get Inuit today announce details of their debut UK tour. It comes after the group spent 2014 fine-tuning their fuzzed-out live show in support of such heavyweights as Slaves, PUP and DZ Deathrays, though never losing sight of the earworm pop sensibility they hold so dear.

In addition, new track 'I Would' today rumbles forth - a live set standout and thunderous cut that's thick with sweat and unforgivingly barbed hooks. Euphoria and fuzz in equal measure, it's sure to be a highlight of the upcoming tour.

The run will see the indie-pop scuzzsters take tracks from their upcoming 001 EP across the country, ahead of its release through recent UKIP-botherers Alcopop! Records on February 23rd. Check out the full dates and tour poster below. Tickets on sale from
See Tickets here at 10am tomorrow.

Full upcoming dates:
Feb 1st - Notting Hill Arts Club
Feb 14th - The Hope, Brighton (free show)
Feb 17th - Manchester, Sound Control
Feb 18th - Birmingham, Hare & Hounds
Feb 19th - London, The Stillery
Feb 20th - Sheerness, Ivy Leaf
Feb 21st - Oxford, The Cellar

Get Inuit - I Would

The first track from King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizards upcoming album Quarters! out May 2015 on Flightless (AU), Castle Face (USA) and Heavenly (UK/EU). 

King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard - God Is In The Rhythm

Plaything - (After This)

"SORRY" is the debut EP by Aussie come English fellas Animal House.

Animal House formed as a garage rock quartet, playing in sweaty garages and storage sheds in Brisbane, Aus, before before embarking on a two year adventure that took them through Europe and plonked down in Brighton, UK. The four of them were forced on a short hiatus by the UK Visa police but have returned and are set to release their debut EP, "Sorry".

Contrary to its title, "Sorry" is completely unapologetic. The tracks are high energy and move from one to the next relentless. The lyrics border on observational comedy; to-the-point and about as subtle as each track title suggests. Paying homage to the early noughties the tracks combine the raw energy of garage with meticulous production and songwriting that offers tracks that are both instantly recognisable and still uniquely Animal House. 

This EP is transparent party music and is best listened to when drunk.

TBR 31st October

SORRY

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Recorded July 2016

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One Born Every Minute

When enough time has past and old pop songs are cool again, the piano is an easy choice. Harmonies are great.

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Animal House (UK)

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