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Track: Still Corners release the driving shimmering single ‘Heavy Days’ and announce massive EU/US tour.

  • September 18, 2021
  • Arun Kendall
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‘The Last Exit’ from UK duo Still Corners, released earlier this year (reviewed by me here), was a magnificent and evocative collection of glittering and sparkling songs filled with magic and mystery. Still Corners are back with a new single – ‘Heavy Days’ – and an announcement of a comprehensive tour of the EU and the US.

‘Heavy Days’ has the trademark sense of haunting mysticism that Still Corners manage to capture so deliciously. The track has a heavier crunchy vibe and a restless pace that is burnished brightly by a syncopated synth, reverb-soaked guitar and singer Tess Murray’s crooning, louche vocals: melancholy and distant, contrasted by the effervescent instrumentation.

The song is about reconnection when times are grim – as Murray says:

As a phone and news addicted person, I wanted to write something as a note and reminder to myself that the unlived life is not worth examining and to get out there as much as possible.  This song is just that, a rocking message to live your life to the fullest while you can.

There is a sense of resilience and optimism amongst the grim reality of life:

‘Heavy Days’ is available to download and stream here and through the link below:

Still Corners have also announced a massive tour across the EU and US for 2022: an overview is provided below but full details and tickets can be found here.

European Tour Dates

2nd April – Athens, Greece @ Gagarin 205

4th April – Lille, France @ L’Aeronef

5th April – Paris, France @ La Maroquinerie

6th April – Sint-Niklaas, Belgium @ De Casino

7th April – Amsterdam, Netherlands @ Q-Factory

10th April – Copenhagen, Denmark @ Hotel Cecil

11th April – Hamburg, Germany @ Grünspan

12th April – Köln, Germany @ Gebäude9

13th April – Berlin, Germany @ Heimathafen

14th April – Leipzig, Germany @ UT Connwitz

15th April – Prague, Czech Republic @ Meetfactory

16th April – Vienna, Austria @ Flex Café

18th April – Zagreb, Croatia @ Boogaloo

19th April – Ljubljana, Slovenia @ Kino Šiška

20th April – Milan, Italy @ Magnolia

25th April – Dublin, Ireland @ Pepper Canister Church

26th April – Glasgow, United Kingdom @ Stereo

27th April – Leeds, United Kingdom @ The Brudenell Social Club

28th April –Manchester, United Kingdom @ YES

29th April – London, United Kingdom @ EartH Theatre

US Tour Dates

18/05 – Philadelphia, PA @ Underground Arts

19/05 – Vienna, VA @ Jammin Java

20/05 – Durham, NC @ Motorco

21/05 – Atlanta, GA @ Aisle 5

22/05 – Tampa, FL @ Crowbar

26/05 – Dallas, TX @ Deep Ellum Arts Co

27/05 – Austin, TX @ The Parish

30/05 – Phoenix, AZ @ Rebel Lounge

31/05 – San Diego, CA @ Soda Bar

01/06 – Santa Ana, CA @ The Observatory

02/06 – Los Angeles,CA @ Echoplex

03/06 – San Francisco, CA @ Great Northern

05/06 – Portland, OR @ Mississippi Studios

06/06 – Seattle, WA @ The Crocodile

08/06 – Boise, ID @ Neurolux

09/06 – Salt Lake City, UT @ Urban Lounge

11/06 – Denver, CO @ Lost Lake

14/06 – Chicago, IL @ Lincoln Hall

16/06 – New York, NY @ LPR

17/06 – Hamden, CT @ Space Ballroom

18/06 – Allston, MA @ Brighton Music Hall

Feature Photograph: Bernard Bur. Cover: Scott Campbell

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