Inhaler have released a new single, 'Hole In The Ground', ahead of their Royal Albert Hall show
The single was recorded with Grammy-winning producer Kid Harpoon at Abbey Road.
Inhaler have unveiled their latest single, 'Hole In The Ground', via Polydor Records.
It marks the first new music from the Irish band - and multi-time Dork cover stars - since their third album, 'Open Wide', which was released earlier this year.
The track was recorded with Kid Harpoon, the producer of their recent album, at Abbey Road Studios. The release coincides with their upcoming sold-out performance at London's Royal Albert Hall this Friday.
"To us, 'Hole In The Ground' is a song that was born out of our stream of consciousness. Some time away from writing allowed us to go into the studio with a sort of blank slate which felt inspiring," frontman Eli Hewson explains.
"It can be hard to talk about the meaning of your own songs sometimes but we see it as something fragile growing amongst a wreckage. Or that last blurry memory you have of a person. It’s sort of a meditation on hope and keeping yourself awake to life."
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