Opus Kink have announced their debut album ‘The Sweet Goodbye’ and dropped early single ‘Come Over, Do Me Wrong’
The six-piece also have extensive autumn tour plans.
Brighton's Opus Kink have unveiled plans for their debut album 'The Sweet Goodbye', arriving on 31st July through So Recordings.
Alongside the announcement, the six-piece have dropped lead single 'Come Over, Do Me Wrong', which was premiered by Steve Lamacq on BBC 6 Music.
Speaking about the new single, frontman Angus Rogers explained: "Half of any good thing is its proximity to its end; half of any good thing is the reason it cannot be yours. 'Come Over, Do Me Wrong' is a song about the hallucinogenic qualities of a doomed love affair and its toxic allure, the mad philosophical leap of 'I don't care what you do as long as you do it to me.'"
The group - comprising Angus Rogers (lead vocals, guitars), Sam Abbo (bass, backing vocals), Fin Abbo (drums, percussion), Jazz Pope (keys, synth, backing vocals), Jack Banjo Courtney (trumpet) and Jed Morgans (saxophone) - will head out on an extensive UK and European headline run this autumn.
Alongside the announcement, the six-piece have dropped lead single 'Come Over, Do Me Wrong', which was premiered by Steve Lamacq on BBC 6 Music.
Speaking about the new single, frontman Angus Rogers explained: "Half of any good thing is its proximity to its end; half of any good thing is the reason it cannot be yours. 'Come Over, Do Me Wrong' is a song about the hallucinogenic qualities of a doomed love affair and its toxic allure, the mad philosophical leap of 'I don't care what you do as long as you do it to me.'"
The group - comprising Angus Rogers (lead vocals, guitars), Sam Abbo (bass, backing vocals), Fin Abbo (drums, percussion), Jazz Pope (keys, synth, backing vocals), Jack Banjo Courtney (trumpet) and Jed Morgans (saxophone) - will head out on an extensive UK and European headline run this autumn.
Opus Kink's upcoming live dates read as follows:
MAY
22 Foul Weather Festival, Le Havre, France
23 Bearded Theory, Derbyshire, UK
JUNE
21 Where It All Began Festival, Huntingdon, UK
JULY
4 Rochester Castle (w/ The Libertines), UK
AUGUST
14 Les Perséides Festival, France
SEPTEMBER
26 Float Along Festival, Sheffield, UK
NOVEMBER
17 Bootleg Social, Blackpool, UK
19 King Tuts, Glasgow, UK
20 Wardrobe, Leeds, UK
21 Band On The Wall, Manchester, UK
22 Cobalt Studios, Newcastle, UK
25 Thekla, Bristol, UK
26 O2 Forum Kentish Town, London, UK
28 Rescue Rooms, Nottingham, UK
DECEMBER
5 Point FMR, Paris, France
6 Le Grand Mix, Lille, France
8 Rotown, Rotterdam, Netherlands
9 Paradiso, Amsterdam, Netherlands
10 VOLT, Sittard, Netherlands
11 Helios 37, Cologne, Germany
13 Badehaus, Berlin, Germany
14 Bahnhof Pauli, Hamburg, Germany
16 Botanique, Brussels, Belgium
MAY
22 Foul Weather Festival, Le Havre, France
23 Bearded Theory, Derbyshire, UK
JUNE
21 Where It All Began Festival, Huntingdon, UK
JULY
4 Rochester Castle (w/ The Libertines), UK
AUGUST
14 Les Perséides Festival, France
SEPTEMBER
26 Float Along Festival, Sheffield, UK
NOVEMBER
17 Bootleg Social, Blackpool, UK
19 King Tuts, Glasgow, UK
20 Wardrobe, Leeds, UK
21 Band On The Wall, Manchester, UK
22 Cobalt Studios, Newcastle, UK
25 Thekla, Bristol, UK
26 O2 Forum Kentish Town, London, UK
28 Rescue Rooms, Nottingham, UK
DECEMBER
5 Point FMR, Paris, France
6 Le Grand Mix, Lille, France
8 Rotown, Rotterdam, Netherlands
9 Paradiso, Amsterdam, Netherlands
10 VOLT, Sittard, Netherlands
11 Helios 37, Cologne, Germany
13 Badehaus, Berlin, Germany
14 Bahnhof Pauli, Hamburg, Germany
16 Botanique, Brussels, Belgium
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