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The Hoosiers, comprising of authentic members, vocalist Irwin Sparkes and drummer Alan Sharland have launch their new single Snowflake, scorching on the heels of the band’s most up-to-date single Howdy Sunshine. Snowflake is about immigration – as all nice songs known as Snowflake ought to be – or slightly, about how a being of real love, who seeks solely to like, might count on to be acquired within the UK in our current instances.
“Why don’t you hearken to the radio?” sings frontman Irwin Sparkes, earlier than concluding “Too busy speaking to be listening.” Naturally, the music’s stark lyrical message is ready in opposition to the backdrop of essentially the most impossibly-catchy set of hook-laden musical coordinates conceivable – in spite of everything, that is the Hoosiers we’re speaking about – as if the band have one way or the other wired themselves into an unlawful song-writing machine.
Irwin Sparkes of the band describes it as “If Brexit was a bop… (and never a disaster). How the media and the net echo chambers we’ve created serve to erode our communities and our sense of compassion. How factions adapt their world view till they’re “proper”
Snowflake has been lifted from the Hoosiers (we’re assured) improbable new album, Confidence, due for launch on September 15, 2023. The album has been produced by Sam Miller, who blended the primary album, and recorded at Angelic Recording Studios. The album additionally options Howdy Sunshine, in addition to songs just like the Metronomy/Daft Punk-tinged Making A Monster, and the effortlessly-fabulous homicide (non) ballad, Idaho.
The album is on the market to pre-order right here
The Hoosiers shall be supporting the discharge of Confidence with a number of appearances at UK festivals over the summer time, earlier than embarking on a full UK tour in September and October this yr.
Sep 28: Thekla, Bristol
Sep 29: Brudenell Social Membership, Leeds
Sep 30: Leadmill, Sheffield
Oct 01: Boiler Store, Newcastle
Oct 02: St Luke’s, Glasgow
Oct 03: Gorilla, Manchester
Oct 05: Koko, London
All phrases by Iain Key. See his writer profile right here or discover him on Twitter as @iainkey
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