Buzzard Buzzard Buzzard have shared another taste of their forthcoming debut book, with the conjuring new single’ Yourself’.
At virtually six times long, the cut opens with bluesy colors and sorrowful saxophone, as vocalist Tom Rees sings:” I imagined I would be alright, it’s crazy , good-for-nothing new/ Cause I’m a living shipwreck without my newborn, it’s true-blue “.
The energy face-lifts towards the tail end of the track, culminating in a hysterical finale.
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The band shared a video of themselves performing the song live alongside its handout, with Rees writing of the excerpt on Instagram:” I trimmed my fringe on the working day of shooting so it looks pretty good the level of effort I put in is clearly second to none “. Watch it below.
It’s the fifth single the clothe have removed this year, following’ New Age Millenial Magic ‘, ‘Crescent Man Vs Demolition Dan ‘,’ Warm It Up’ and ‘You ‘. All trails except in cases of’ Warm It Up’ are set to appear on their forthcoming introduction recording’ Backhand Deals ‘, which is slated to arrive on February 25 via Communion.
In July last year, they released’ The Non-Stop EP ‘, which NME granted three superstars in its consideration of the item.
” Buzzard Buzzard Buzzard aren’t the hubbub of a’ 70 s rock-and-roll revitalization, only millennial teenagers detecting iconic records from half a century ago, having their imaginations blown, starting a stripe and plugging in ,” NME said of the ten-tracker.” It’s fun, intoxicating and powered by unadulterated feeling .”
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