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Begging Your Pardon

Second single from Beauty Sleep

Produced/Mixed by Ryan McGroarty
Artwork by Jack Coulter (www.jackcoulter.com)

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Wire is a song I'm going to leave very raw. All the layers were written in a three hour flurry. It captures a moment that feels better left spontaneously

WIRE

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So Many Lies is the lead track from our forthcoming EP mkll (part 2), set for release on 7th April 2017.

So Many Lies stays central to the ideals and themes presented within mk2 (part 1); however, it takes to the fore principles of accountability where there has been a loss of control.

A personal frustration.

The track harnesses a counterbalance, where one can look at their own guilt by association or inaction in a situation.

Hiva Oa is: Stephen Houlihan, Christine Tubridy, Matthew Collings, Chris McCorry and Daithi McNabb

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So Many Lies

Bygones will be gone.

You have not suffered for our rights.
We have suffered all this while, for your lies.

I strayed long enough to simulate life.

You stole it all in front of my eyes. 
I wasted enough for you to gather it all, for lies.

I waited my turn to fall in line.
Wherever you are, the other will hide.

For our lives.

mkII (part 2)

So Many Lies

Memphis Industries are delighted to announce the signing of electronic duo WARM DIGITS aka Newcastle based Andrew Hodson and Steve Jefferis. Their first emission will be “End Times (Featuring Field Music)”. 

A new album, loosely themed around a present-day that teeters between celebration and devastation, is in the works for 2017 but in the meantime End Times serves as a dramatic and timely foretaste, a contender for first dance at the apocalypse disco.    

Field Music’s Peter Brewis has taken the contemporary atmosphere of looming catastrophe and filtered it through the song's incipient funk and disco flavours, and asks: Could this really be the End Times? In early 2017, this is now starting to feel less like speculation and more like reportage.

Warm Digits’ Andrew and Steve says of the collaboration with Field Music:

“When we first started looking for vocalists, long-time collaborators Field Music were a natural fit, having been DIY kindred spirits in the North East for as long as Warm Digits have existed”. 

WARM DIGITS are the Newcastle-upon-Tyne duo that, in the words of legendary DJ/producer Andrew Weatherall, create “Machine funk kraut-a-delia – it’s rather lovely!”.  Warm Digits' brew of live drums, guitar and electronics betray a love of Neu!, Kraftwerk, Giorgio Moroder, My Bloody Valentine and Boards Of Canada. Motorik percussion, electronic basslines, Keith Levene-style guitar chops and squelchy analogue warmth are accompanied by live visuals in performances that have graced the Psych Fests of both London and Liverpool, seen them support the likes of Goblin, Modeselektor, ESG, St. Etienne, Moon Duo and many more, toured the UK with British Sea Power and blown the audience away at Supersonic and many other festivals. Their blistering live sets of "krautophonic blizzard-wave" have to be seen to be believed.

For their new recordings, the band have sharpened up all the elements of their sound for a set of crisp, propulsive and melodically rich songs, and for the first time on selected songs have collaborated with some of their favourite vocalists:  Peter Brewis of Field Music, Sarah Cracknell of Saint Etienne, Devon Sproule, and Mia La Metta of Beards. 

Warm Digits will be performing alongside Butthole Surfers, The Residents, Michael Rother and More at the Safe As Milk Festival April 21-23.

They will also be performing the soundtrack (originally commissioned by Saint Etienne’s Bob Stanley) to First World War documentary “Asunder” at the Barbican in London on 12 February, alongside Field Music.

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Wireless World

Warm Digits - End Times (feat. Field Music)

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Hiva Oa - Astroturfing. taken from the EP mk2(part 2) released 7th April 2017. 

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Recorded at 45a Side Studio, Glasgow. 
Featuring guest vocals from Wisconsin native Amelinda Burich, from Rose of the West.
 
Lyrics

A solid life. Sold as lies.
While so and so, hangs around.
Wait a minute, let me in
I found another way
Another way to see this through.
Lets take another little pill
I promise not to let you leave.
Just take another little pill.
I promised I would see this through.

My life by your side
Your eyes, now blind
I’m alive when I’ve restrained myself
I saw myself as what?

My pride?
Your life is not worth it
I’m alive when you’re beside yourself
I soiled myself, and for what?

Begging Your Pardon

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