Nottingham's Bloodworm are teasing their debut EP with gothic folk-tinged single ‘Alone In Your Garden’
The Nottingham trio confirm spring headline tour dates alongside four-track release.
Nottingham's Bloodworm have unveiled 'Alone In Your Garden', the latest track taken from their forthcoming debut EP 'Blood & Lust'. The four-track release arrives on 24th April through Your Childhood Records.
The trio - George Curtis on guitar and vocals, Chris Walker on bass, and Euan Stevens on drums - have not long joined Suede on a sold-out 17-date tour, with a confirmed a run of headline shows across the UK this spring.
Speaking about the track, frontman George says: "This song was written during Autumn over a particularly cold couple of days. I was inspired by the very unique feeling of that time of year, the smell of the air, the falling leaves, the damp stillness that all feels so specifically English. I was trying to invoke those feelings within a song. The song was an attempt at mixing old English folk, with all its folklore and emphasis on tales, with the gothic sound that I am drawn to."
Alongside the EP, which also includes tracks 'The Crown' and 'Clairvoyance', Bloodworm have confirmed a run of headline shows across the UK this spring.
The dates in full read:
APRIL
29 SWG3 The Poetry Club, Glasgow, UK
30 Zerox, Newcastle, UK
MAY
1 Sidney And Matilda, Sheffield, UK
2 Yes (Basement), Manchester, UK
6 The Croft, Bristol, UK
7 Green Door Store, Brighton, UK
8 Clwb Ifor Bach, Cardiff, UK
9 The Grace, London, UK
The trio - George Curtis on guitar and vocals, Chris Walker on bass, and Euan Stevens on drums - have not long joined Suede on a sold-out 17-date tour, with a confirmed a run of headline shows across the UK this spring.
Speaking about the track, frontman George says: "This song was written during Autumn over a particularly cold couple of days. I was inspired by the very unique feeling of that time of year, the smell of the air, the falling leaves, the damp stillness that all feels so specifically English. I was trying to invoke those feelings within a song. The song was an attempt at mixing old English folk, with all its folklore and emphasis on tales, with the gothic sound that I am drawn to."
Alongside the EP, which also includes tracks 'The Crown' and 'Clairvoyance', Bloodworm have confirmed a run of headline shows across the UK this spring.
The dates in full read:
APRIL
29 SWG3 The Poetry Club, Glasgow, UK
30 Zerox, Newcastle, UK
MAY
1 Sidney And Matilda, Sheffield, UK
2 Yes (Basement), Manchester, UK
6 The Croft, Bristol, UK
7 Green Door Store, Brighton, UK
8 Clwb Ifor Bach, Cardiff, UK
9 The Grace, London, UK