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#NewMusicFriday 08.04

Posted on Friday 8th April 2022 at 16:45

Jimi Arundell

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Jimi Arundell

Hey Gigantic Gang,

We’re coming at you with a huge playlist bursting full of banging new tunes with our #NewMusicFriday selection – your indispensable guide to the hottest tracks plus the best upcoming gigs and festivals.

So, stick with Gigantic and look forward to an amazing weekend xx

 

 

 

Midnight Rodeo – “Now You’re Gone”

Hotly tipped psyche rockers Midnight Rodeo are the new band making waves in Nottingham, already getting huge attention after signing to essential indie label FatCat Records and dropping debut single “Now You’re Gone”.

Their first trip into the studio conjures images of 70’s hedonism, as “Now You’re Gone” draws on woozy dream pop and projects shades of a lost spaghetti western soundtrack, just as you’d expect from a band with a name like that! The sensational six-piece includes singer Maddy Chamberlain, James McBride and William Crumpton sharing both guitar and backing vocal duties, with Sam Potts playing keys, bass curtesy of Harry Taylor and Ferg Moran on drums.

Midnight Rodeo will be showcasing their hot new single whilst impressing a home crowd when they play a headline show at The Chameleon next week. Plus, they play support for The Baggios in London before making an appearance at Splendour Festival.

 

📆 April 2022

16/04    Midnight Rodeo – The Chameleon, Nottingham

 

📆 June 2022

02/06    The Baggios – The Waiting Room, London

 

📆 July 2022

23 – 24/07          Splendour Festival – Wollaton Park, Nottingham

Midnight Rodeo tickets are available with Gigantic.

 

 

Kae TempestThis Line Is A Curve

Award-winning poet and playwright Kae Tempest explores the emptiness and excitement of letting go on their latest LP; This Line Is A Curve. Teaming up with a wide cast of collaborators, including Grian Chatten, Lianne La Havas, Confucius MC, assia and Kevin Abstract – the new record focuses on the pressures that comes with striving for everything, and what happens when we turn our backs on those futile pursuits. Do we only exist through struggle, and is identity only in retaliation to what we are not?

Tempest tours extensively in support of This Line Is A Curve, hitting the round at the end of this month. See the complete listings for all Kae Tempest shows HERE.

Kae Tempest tickets are available.

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