LIFE have announced details of their third album, ‘North East Coastal Town’

LIFE have announced details of their third album, ‘North East Coastal Town’, and debuted the next single to be taken from it, ‘Big Moon Lake’.

Discussing the concept of “North East Coastal Town”, vocalist Mez Green explains: “Hull and the surrounding area runs through our DNA and has shaped us, weathered us, empowered us, embraced us and made us feel accepted. “‘North East Coastal Town’ is our love letter to the city. The album is an ode to kinship and relationship with its musical and lyrical spine picking out themes of love, desire, beauty, horror, chaos, pride and most importantly the sense of belonging. “It’s a reflective body of work dedicated to people and place and those that have always been there and made us feel like we belong. “Upon writing and recording this album it was important to us that this sense of belonging was also reflected in the album’s craft and therefore we used locally based studios, equipment, gear, and the community around us to establish what it means to belong in a ‘North East Coastal Town’.” New single ‘Big Moon Lake’ follows up on last year’s track ‘Friends Without Names’, and is accompanied by a video set around the band’s studio on the River Humber. Directed by friend Luke Hallett the visual pays homage to 1980’s Top of The Pop’s and fellow Hull band The Red Guitars.