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Say Psych: News: Black Doldrums announce single and UK tour

  • April 8, 2018
  • Le Crowley
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London duo Black Doldrums are renowned for delivering multiple layers of echo-drenched guitar and heavy relentless drums, creating their transient and euphoric dark-psych, shoegaze and continuing to astonish audiences with sounds far greater than one may assume. They have recently announced a 17 date UK tour where their performances will be certain to draw crowds.

To accompany the tour comes the news that they have released details of their first single to be taken off the hotly anticipated debut LP out later this year. ‘Those With A Rope Around Their Neck (Don’t Always Hang) will be released on Adjust Records on 7″ and digital download, with the B-side containing a version of the track ‘Exit City Lights’ from their self- released EP People’s Temple. It will be available at all of the live dates and then digitially via https://blackdoldrums.bandcamp.com/ after.

Tour dates:

6th April – Cardiff – The Moon

7th April – Bristol – Hy-Brasil Music Club

13th April – Edinburgh – Sneaky Petes

14th April – Dundee – Conroy’s Basement

15th April – Glasgow – Broadcast

16th April – Nottingham – The Chameleon

17th April – Wigan- The Old Courts

18th April – Liverpool – Jacaranda Club

19th April – Derry – Brickwork Lounge

21st April – Dublin – Drop Dead Twice

22nd April – Belfast – Menagerie

23rd April – Manchester – Night People

25th April – Bishops Stortford – The Half Moon

26th April – Cambridge – The Corner House

27th April – Shrewsbury – Unit 32

28th April – Leeds – The Lending Room

5th May – Southampton – Heartbreakers

 

 

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