Digicam Obscura have introduced particulars of their first new album in over 10 years and shared new single ‘Massive Love’.
‘Look To The East, Look To The West’ is the Scottish band’s first album since 2013’s ‘Want’ Traces’ and shall be launched on Could 3 by way of Merge Data.
Discussing the album’s first single, which you’ll hearken to under, vocalist Tracyanne Campbell stated: “’Massive Love’ is our tribute to Waylon Jennings, with a nod to Sandy Denny and prog rock band Scope. It’s a music about not wanting again, having religion within the current and future.”
Digicam Obscura are additionally set to take ‘Look To The East, Look To The West’ on a UK headline tour later this yr, together with a London present at KOKO. Find any remaining tickets here.
Take heed to ‘Massive Love’ and see the tour dates under, alongside the paintings and tracklist for ‘Look To The East, Look To The West’.
‘Look To The East, Look To The West’ tracklist:
1. ‘Liberty Print’
2. ‘We’re Going To Make It In A Man’s World’
3. ‘Massive Love’
4. ‘Solely A Dream’
5. ‘The Mild Nights’
6. ‘Sleepwalking’
7. ‘Child Huey (Laborious Occasions)’
8. ‘Denon’
9. ‘Pop Goes Pop’
10. ‘Sugar Almond’
11. ‘Look To The East, Look To The West’
Digicam Obscura 2024 UK tour dates:
MAY 2024
2 – Hebden Bridge, The Trades Membership
3 – London, Tough Commerce East
4 – Leeds, Stylus
6 – Manchester, Academy 2
7 – London, KOKO
9 – Brighton, Concorde 2
10 – Birmingham, O2 Academy2
11 – Glasgow, Barrowland Ballroom
2024 can even see the band enjoying Belle & Sebastian‘s new pageant ‘The Glasgow Weekender’ alongside CMAT, The Pleasure Lodge, and Bis.
The pageant is a part of the Scottish band’s ‘Bowlie’ Weekenders, with the primary Bowlie staged in 1999 at Pontins, Camber Sands. They returned to Camber Sands in 2010 for ‘Bowlie 2’, and introduced 2019’s ‘Boaty Weekender‘ which passed off on a cruise ship within the Mediterranean Sea.