Feature , Slowcoaches - Tourists EP album flac

Recorded by Alexander Bradley. Artwork by Sophie Alda. Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. Purchasable with gift card. 1. Feature - Wisdom Teeth 02:06. 2. Feature - Tourism Fiction 03:40.

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If there's one thing London punk trio Feature knows how to do, it's write a bloody catchy song. Equal parts sinister and seductive, "Wisdom Teeth" sees rays of melodic light spilling over a chunky repeated guitar riff that recalls The Breeders or Wild Flag.

Tourists EP (a split with Slowcoaches) released 27th April via Unwork Records, UK & European Live Dates. Wisdom Teeth’ will appear on FEATURE’s upcoming Tourists split EP with Slowcoaches, which follows their debut LP Culture of the Copy, released in early 2014. Maria says, When I was approached to make a video for Feature, the band asked me if I could make it about Jen’s weird hands doing things. Basically it’s an in-joke taken a bit.

Jen Calleja Liv Willars Heather Perkins They played as a duo for two years before they were joined by bassist Heather Perkins of the band Slowcoaches, with whom they released a split single in 2015, as well as touring together. By the time their first album, Banishing Ritual, was released on April 7th 2017 by Upset the Rhythm, the tr. .

The songs featured on the Tourists EP were the first written as a trio. How did your writing process change? Jen: Writing together is so easy. The lyrics to Culture of the Copy were inspired by the Hillel Schwartz book of the same name. What inspired the Tourists EP? Jen: Similar things. That book is about doubles, repeats and translations throughout different cultures. The lyrics are highly pretentious because I write them and always avoid typical subject matters like parties or falling in love. The lyrics of 'Wisdom Teeth' from the new EP are about a kind of objective truth, as the song references to the notion that when observed, light particles change, because electrons are never in one place at the same time.