The third single from Tellison's new album "Hope Fading Nightly" out now on Alcopop Records. 

Free download w/ b-side "Black Rhyme" recorded during the "Hope Fading Nightly" sessions. 

Released on just four hand-made bowling shirts - one for each member of the band. 

BUY NOW: tellison.bandcamp.com/merch/wrecker-bowling-shirt 

Video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=vHq_KQlO_h0 

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Alcopop#128(A/B/C/D)
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released November 3, 2015 

Produced by Andy Jenkin @ Rex Studio, London. (www.andyjenkin.co.uk) 

Song and lyrics by Stephen Davidson. 
Music written and composed by Tellison. 

Artwork by Tom Laskowski (www.tomlaskowski.com) & Lloyd Cook (www.lloyd-cook.co.uk) 

Bowling shirts by Ben Wood (www.benjameswood.com) 

LYRICS 
If ever I complain 
About the love that you give me 
And if I throw it all away 
Well I hope you forgive me 

But you left months ago 
And I hope you know 
That I wish you would come home 

I'm a wrecker. 

If ever I'm away 
With the boys in the band 
And you don't hear from me 
Well I hope you understand 

I'm a criminal 
With a wrecking ball 
And I wish I could come home 

I'm a wrecker. 

I'm a criminal 
With a wrecking ball 
But I wish I could come home. 

But you don't wanna know. 

I'm a wrecker.

Wrecker

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Fred Abbott will release his debut solo album, Serious Poke, on 20th July.  The London-based musician, until now best known as lead guitarist and keyboard player in the recently disbanded Noah And The Whale, previews the album with a free download of the pop-rock gem, Funny How Good It Feels.
 
A supremely talented multi-instrumentalist and songwriter, Fred Abbott joined Noah And The Whale in 2009 and went on to huge success with that group, especially notable being his contribution to 2011‘s Platinum-selling and highly acclaimed Last Night On Earth. 

Abbott enlisted the help of his Noah And The Whale compadres and other friends for the recording of Serious Poke, with sessions taking place at West London’s British Grove Studios over the past year.  The album was co-produced by Fred with Martin Hollis, whose diverse credits include Grinderman, The Rolling Stones and Take That.

Serious Poke is out now!

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Serious Poke

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Black Rhyme

Tellison are a four-piece waking-nightmare of a band from London, UK. Formed out of a shared love of unsuccessful indie rock bands of the late 90s and early 00s Tellison have, to date, released two critically acclaimed albums and a clutch of sold-out, occasionally charting, singles. They write imperfect songs about hope, loss, love and literature. Lead single "Say Silence" from 2011's sophomore album "The Wages of Fear" somehow managed to reference Shakespeare, Jacques Lacan, Bill Murray, Wes Anderson, John Donne and Tarantino in the same breath - not a huge number of people noticed. Undaunted, Tellison are currently putting the finishing touches to album number three, dusting off their guitars and referencing conventions and stepping up to take another swing at, if not the big time, at least the medium time.

Black Rhyme

Tellison

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