'Future Vertigo' the new single by Happy Science is out on 20/08/2021

Future Vertigo - Single

Future Vertigo

“Really cool!” – George Godfrey (Radio X)
“Love that sound. Love that band” – Frankie Francis (Amazing Radio, Frankie & The Heartstrings)
“I love it” – Rhys Downing (Mark Ronson, Peter Doherty, Bruno Mars)

Happy Science return with new single The Last Goodbye (impacting on Friday 28th January) – an intoxicating taste of what’s to come from the North London four piece since their recent signing to Margate based label Launderette Records.

Following on from their electric debut Future Vertigo, which made the Amazing Radio playlist for three straight weeks, The Last Goodbye delivers on all fronts. Recorded at Shrunken Head Studios (King Krule, Ghostpoet), London and produced with intelligence, raw energy, sweat and meaning, it’s time we all start listening to what Happy Science are saying.

“A tale of deceit, the deceased, a depleting fleet, it’s all on repeat, story screamed and barked, guitars sharp as glass, bass trudging from the start, the last one at the bar”– Calum Connaughton, Frontman 

To celebrate the release, Happy Science will be playing an exclusive launch party at the über-cool Shacklewell Arms in Hackney, London. Free limited tickets are available via Dice: https://bit.ly/TLGreleaseshow 
From pub-going eccentrics to creative dynamites, Happy Science are the band you can’t live without. They claim to be an “alternative to alternative rock music” and their fuzz filled, modern pop offerings more than live up to that claim. North London based Happy Science are not a band in any traditional sense of the word. A collective of producers, mix engineers and multi-instrumentalist songwriters; Happy Science are a melting pot of creative innovation.

As with many other artists, Happy Science were hit hard by the pandemic. The band were set to officially launch themselves in spring 2020; with a raft of shows booked throughout summer 2020. Instead, the four-piece spent their time writing and recording; honing their skills and producing songs to be excited about. Their much-anticipated debut show at The Shacklewell Arms, London in June sold out and their high-octane live performances have been much talked about.

The Last Goodbye (single)

The Last Goodbye

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Happy Science return with new single Concrete (impacting on Friday 14th October), the first release from the bands debut EP, Car Crash Cabaret. Concrete is an intoxicating taste of what’s to come from the North London four piece since their recent signing to Margate based label Launderette Records.

Concrete (single)

Concrete

“Something's standing in the way, blocking the staircase
Locked all the gates, cast shadow on your face
So will you burn the town down?
Do bird for the crown, drown out the sound of everything but, the song in your strut
Well, will ya?”
Calum Connaughton, Frontman

Barbiturates - single

Barbiturates

Sour

Overload

Car Crash Cabaret

Happiness is a science, a disconnect from reality... all the signs lead to nowhere...

From pub-going eccentrics to creative dynamites, Happy Science are the band you can’t live without. The North London based collective claim to be an “alternative to alternative rock music” and their fuzz filled, modern pop offerings more than live up to that claim.

Happy Science are not a band in any traditional sense of the word. A collective of producers, mix engineers and multi-instrumentalist songwriters; Happy Science are a melting pot of creative innovation.

A diverse range of influences, from political change to art, culture, protest, film noir and more; Happy Science are a modern day musical equivalent to the films of Stanley Kubrick and Alfred Hitchcock. You can hear the raw voice of working class North London estates clash with fuzzed drenched guitars and pop sensibilities. Musically, the band has cited Sonic Youth, The Velvet Underground, Can, NEU! Kraftwork, Blondie, The Last Poets and Pixies as key inspirations.