Today we're delighted to introduce the dream pop fuzz of Londoners Worst Place.

Having formed in early 2016, Worst Place have spent several months propping up basement bills, sharing a smattering of psych-tinged jams and receiving support from 6 Music's Tom Robinson. With the weather's poor attempt at convincing us that it is indeed summer, Worst Place are perfectly poised to bring the rays. In 'Dreamer' Worst Place deliver three minutes of perfect shoegazing pop taking shimmers of inspiration from Alvvays knack for an earworm chorus and Fear of Men's ability to enshroud something slightly darker amongst perfectly pleasant fuzz pop. 

For the artwork the band decided to create a classic American-style postcard with each of the maps inside the letters representing places that they grew up or have links to. Worst Place will be celebrating the launch of the single with a release party at The Shacklewell Arms this Friday. It's free entry and support comes from Meal Deals and Scab City: https://www.facebook.com/events/1748199365210175/

The Postcard Club

Worst Place - Dreamer

Welcome to our debut EP, Ribbons - we're so excited for you to listen. Ribbons spent a long time in my head, a long time floating around on demos, and even more time in the practice room and the studio with the gang. It's a collection of songs and sounds that we're really proud of, and we hope you like it.

Get the EP:
Spotify: spoti.fi/2h55VGo
Merch store: https://bit.ly/33Y3jxn
AppleMusic: apple.co/2h6yI9Y
Amazon: amzn.to/2wtx87r

Written by Tilly Scantlebury
Performed by Lazy Day
Recorded by Bottle Rocket Recording @ The Crow's Nest
Mixed by Adrian Hall @ Clever Pup Studios
Mastered by Andy 'Hippy' Baldwin @ Metropolis
Release by Lost Map Records
Artwork by Eleanor Crewes Illustration

Follow Lazy Day:

WEBSITE: www.lazydaylazyday.com
SPOTIFY: bit.ly/SpotifyLazyDay
SHOWS: bit.ly/SongkickLazyDay
FACEBOOK: facebook.com/lazydaylazyday
INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/lazydaylazyday/
TWITTER: twitter.com/lazydaylazyday 
YOUTUBE: bit.ly/YoutubeLazyDay 
MERCH: bit.ly/MerchLazyDay

Hiccup

Stream on Spotify / open.spotify.com/album/5BmCPigF5v19m4b0GLrcax

Pre-Order EP / http://radi.al/DamaScoutEP
Live Shows / damascout.com/live

Facebook / facebook.com/damascout
Instagram / instagram.com/damascout
Twitter / twitter.com/damascout

Recorded / mixed by Dama Scout

Toothache

Lost Map are excited to welcome latest signings Bas Jan, the London experimental post-punk trio built around the remarkable and distinctive voice and songs of multi-instrumentalist and composer Serafina Steer. A brilliant, bonkers, shape-shifting song about the weird tedium of a text message spat (“Drop it? Why don’t you drop it!”), Argument – available to stream and share now – is the first single to be revealed from Bas Jan’s forthcoming debut album Yes I Jan, due early 2018. The track was produced by Leo Abrahams. Serafina is one of the latest winners of the prestigious Paul Hamlyn Foundation’s Awards for Artists.

Bas Jan - 'Argument'

STRANGER is the first single taken off LEECHES upcoming EP 'WATUSI'
Released 12/01 via Leisure Records.
https://leisurerecords.bandcamp.com

WATUSI

LEECHES - STRANGER

Blue suitcase is a track that was mostly written over the last few days of summer, inspired by events, discussions and 'philosophical' musings that took place in the studio during the recording of the album. We wanted to completely let loose with the track, combining psych- garage wig outs with elements of our favourite disco and dance boogie tracks, such as Luther Davis Group's 'You Can Be A Star' and Rita Lee's 'Chega Mais'. The lyrics also fuse together an anecdotal story of spotting an unaccompanied case on a train platform, and the allegorical discussions and theories that followed. This included topics ranging from Schrodingers Cat to James and the Giant Peach! 

Blue Suitcase (Disco Wrist) features on The Orielles' debut album 'Silver Dollar Moment' out on February 16th via Heavenly Recordings. 
Pre order the album here: http://heavenlyemporium.com/buy/silver-dollar-moment/

Silver Dollar Moment

Blue Suitcase (Disco Wrist)

Buy ltd edition 7" flexidisc with zine: 
http://www.artishardrecords.co.uk/products/609935-lazy-day-weird-cool-7-flexidisc-and-8-page-zine

We're delighted to be welcoming Lazy Day to the family with the brilliant Weird Cool. Originally the solo bedroom project of Tilly Scantlebury, they have since grown into a fully fledged dreamy grunge pop quartet. Weird Cool follows a succession of absolutely solid singles and more recently an EP which caught the attention of Lauren Laverne, Steve Lamacq and Gideon Coe amongst others. Lazy Day are playing some live shows in the support of the single (out 9th March)

| Headline Shows |
Thursday, March 8 @ Bournemouth, 60 Million Postcards
Friday, March 9 @ London, Moth Club
Saturday, March 10 @ Bristol, The Louisiana

| Supporting Alex Lahey |
Friday, March 23 @ London, Omeara
Saturday, March 24 @ Liverpool, Studio 2
Sunday, March 25 @ Birmingham, Hare And Hounds 2
Monday, March 26 @ Nottingham, Bodega Social Club
Tuesday, March 27 @ Sheffield, Record Junkee
Thursday, March 29 @ Newcastle, Think Tank
Friday, March 30 @ Edinburgh, The Mash House
Saturday, March 31 @ Belfast, Black Box
Sunday, April 1 @ Dublin, Grand Social

Written by Tilly Scantlebury
Drums performed by Beni Evans
Lead guitar performed by Liam Hoflay
Vocals, rhythm guitar and bass performed by Tilly Scantlebury
Recorded by Oliver Betts at The Crows' Nest Studios
Mixed by Adrian Hall at Clever Pup Studios
Mastered by Andy 'Hippy' Baldwin at Metropolis
Artwork, layout and design by Eleanor Crewes Illustration

Weird Cool

Buy 7" flexi + zine

Lazy Day - Weird Cool

Dually

Berlin by way of Norway multi-instrumentalist and producer Farao has signed to Western Vinyl.  To celebrate this announcement, we’re making her new song “The Ghost Ship” available. 

“‘The Ghost Ship’ is about losing a sense of direction, your fate being driven by something out of your control,” explains Kari Jahnsen, a/k/a Farao. “Seeing the end of a relationship as an empty vessel, floating endlessly and eternally into nothingness.”

Farao’s 2015 debut album Till It’s All Forgotten and its songs earned her press attention from outlets including Pitchfork “Jahnsen's work defies categorization and commodification at every turn”, The FADER, NPR Music, Noisey “gorgeous folk melodies and lush vocals”, Vanity Fair, Paste, Clash, and The Line Of Best Fit. She has also performed at a number of UK and European festivals such as Green Man, End of the Road, Øya, Roskilde, BY:LARM, and Eurosonic.
 
Farao is currently at work on a new album and more details will be announced soon.

http://www.farao.co.uk/	
https://www.facebook.com/faraomusic	
https://twitter.com/faraomusic	
https://www.instagram.com/faraomusic/	
US Booking kmorse@paradigmagency.com
EU Booking kalle@pitchandsmith.com
Management thomas@votiv.is

Pure-O

Farao - "The Ghost Ship"

As we digest our tensions, world war four looms, it’s hard to say when, it’s hard to remember our simple rituals, this is in essence, an advertisement, another slogan to process. It’s true what they say, we did invent the words Pet Shimmers, we chose them to be together, it is never said, but it is known. Here it comes, saddles ablaze, our second offering comes in collaboration vibes with our favourite space cadet seahorses from London, Goat Girl, we mashed it through BeepBox, added some rotten guitar mulch, pulped it up a bit and this unusual child was birthed. As well as featuring Goat Girl, Caelia Lunniss (Spindle Ensemble) dressed the track up in comely draping strings whilst Malthouse alchemist Dom Mitchison (Spectres) mixed these glacial gurt ingredients together and voilà, Feels Hz.

Lyrics: 

Stared down space like a broken clock 
Spent lightyears with my afterthoughts 
Because I don’t want to talk anymore 

More feels 
Less Hz 

Borrowed all your super powers 
Saved the world had them build you a tower 
Travelled infinity like a spaceship 
Only to find no one else exists 

More feels 
Less Hz 
More kills 
Less curves 

I was free to leave I just never could 
So I built some stairs deep in the woods 
Let go of the rail unto ascend 
The feeling was empty but so intense 
Guess I’ll be down my rabbit hole 
Collaging get well soon cards 
Yeah I though I’d find you happiness 
I’m often wrong like so much else

Feels Hz (ft. Goat Girl)

Texas

Bookings: rob.mcgee@onefiinix.com
PR: alex@braceyourselfpr.com
Radio: xenia@braceyourselfpr.com
Publishing: matt@wipeoutmusic.com
Tilly: lazydaylazyday@gmail.com