The Ninth Wave have released a new song, and announced a headline tour for later this year.
‘Imitation’ is the latest cut from the band’s debut album ‘Infancy’, which is being released in two parts, the second of which arrives on 15th November via Distiller.
Vocalist Haydn Park-Patterson says of the new track: “Imitation is what happens when I forget about my lonely disposition and get too caught up in everyone else’s lives. It’s about how easy it is to become something you hate and we hate simple songs, so we made this song really simple and straightforward.
“We recorded it in the summer of 2018 with Dan Austin and Phil Parsons. This song was the quickest one of all of the 12 songs we recorded to track, as we did the backbone of it live to capture the feeling we felt when we played it live in the months prior to the Infancy sessions.”
The tour will visit:
NOVEMBER
09 Think Tank? Underground, Newcastle
11 Picture House Social, Sheffield
12 The Cookie, Leicester
13 Sound Basement, Liverpool
14 Soup Kitchen, Manchester
16 The Flapper, Birmingham
17 Green Door Store, Brighton
18 Portland Arms, Cambridge
19 Electrowerkz, London
