Humor – “Plagiatin” [Video] – The fire note

Glasgow's humor has news today about her highly expected debut album “Learning Greek” with August 8 on the Tastenaker label So Young Records.

The 11 songs of “Learning Greek” combine smooth riffs, intensity of the throats, which, after two critically recognized EPS of the band, after two critically recognized EPS from the band-2022s “Pure Misery” and 2023s “A small crowd to watch me”. With the last year, which is largely intended for writing new materials, the band returned with “Neighbors” last month, a difficult, decisive comeback from five times and one in which humor was added to the BBC 6-music playlist for the first time.

The band also shares another new single into “Plagiarist”, which was premiered by Steve Lamacq last night in his 6 music show. The song continues to relate to its puls-like influences and fluctuates from off-kilter to jagged melodic and reaches a bitter sweet point between not unanimous and directly.

Singer Andreas Christoloudis had the following on his topics:

“Plagiat is about being a copywriter and running the ideas and inspiration. In the song, the character is under the pressure of putting the music written by the band, and realizes that he cannot even steal lines from his favorite books because he has already used them all.

He fears to be discovered as a fraud and to be punished with death. “

“Learning Greek” is produced by Rod Jones from Idlewild in his post Electric Studio in Edinburgh.

Pre -order here

In addition to the album and the individual news and with live data in spring and summer, the band has announced its most extensive British headline tour for November to support the record.

Live humor:
25/05 A Steinwurffestival, Newcastle
27/05 Sneaky Pete's, Edinburgh
28/05 the ferret, Preston
29/05 Elephant's Head, London
31/05 supercharge party, Paris
09/07-11/07 2000 Trees Festival, Cheltenham
02/08 – Multitude Festival, Milton Keynes
20/11 – Oporto, Leeds
22/11 – yes (basement), Manchester
23/11 – Bodega, Nottingham
25/11 – Dead Wachs, Birmingham
27/11 – The Crauford Arms, Milton Keynes
28/11 – The Lexington, London
29/11 – Bear Cave, Bournemouth
30/11 – Cavern Club, exeter
02/12 – CLWB IFOR BACH, CARDIFF
03/12 – exchange, Bristol
04/12 – district, Liverpool
05/12 – Zerox, Newcastle
06/12 – King Tuts, Glasgow

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