Warmduscher are fighting back with their new track 'Staying Alive'
They've also confirmed a new batch of tour dates.
Warmduscher have unveiled their latest track, 'Staying Alive'.
It's a cut from their upcoming fifth album 'Too Cold To Hold'. The full-length, set for release on 15th November via Strap Originals, features collaborations with Irvine Welsh, Lianne La Havas, Confidence Man's Janet Planet, Jeshi, and CouCou Chloe.
Following their previously released single 'Fashion Week', the band describe 'Staying Alive' as: "A working class anthem designed by the ones waiting at schools and selling careers in war to the youth of today while their parents work for a system that keeps them going with positive propaganda and synthetic solutions when all else fails."
The track is accompanied by a claymation video directed by Edie Lawrence, who comments: "4 years on from animating Disco Peanuts it's been really nice to resurrect our crazed protagonist and introduce new ones for this Staying Alive visualiser. I'm looking forward to working with Warmduscher again and expanding our twisted clay world once more."
It's a cut from their upcoming fifth album 'Too Cold To Hold'. The full-length, set for release on 15th November via Strap Originals, features collaborations with Irvine Welsh, Lianne La Havas, Confidence Man's Janet Planet, Jeshi, and CouCou Chloe.
Following their previously released single 'Fashion Week', the band describe 'Staying Alive' as: "A working class anthem designed by the ones waiting at schools and selling careers in war to the youth of today while their parents work for a system that keeps them going with positive propaganda and synthetic solutions when all else fails."
The track is accompanied by a claymation video directed by Edie Lawrence, who comments: "4 years on from animating Disco Peanuts it's been really nice to resurrect our crazed protagonist and introduce new ones for this Staying Alive visualiser. I'm looking forward to working with Warmduscher again and expanding our twisted clay world once more."
Warmduscher have also announced a UK and European tour to coincide with the album release, including their largest London headline show to date at The Troxy. The dates are as follows:
OCTOBER
29 Phoenix, Exeter, UK
30 Cheese & Grain, Frome, UK
31 Papillon, Southampton, UK
NOVEMBER
1 Cambridge Junction, Cambridge, UK
2 Wulfrun Hall, Wolverhampton, UK
5 O2 Academy, Oxford, UK
6 Project House, Leeds, UK
7 The Ritz, Manchester, UK
10 Patti Pavillion, Swansea, UK
12 The Leadmill, Sheffield, UK
13 Rock City, Nottingham, UK
14 Newcastle University Student Union, Newcastle, UK
15 QMU, Glasgow, UK
16 Opium Live, Dublin, Ireland
19 Trix, Antwerp, Belgium
20 L'Aeroneuf, Lille, France
21 Paradiso, Amsterdam, Netherlands
22 Urban Spree, Berlin, Germany
23 Neues Schauspiel, Leipzig, Germany
24 ISC Club, Bern, Switzerland
26 Petit Bain, Paris, France
29 The Troxy, London, UK
OCTOBER
29 Phoenix, Exeter, UK
30 Cheese & Grain, Frome, UK
31 Papillon, Southampton, UK
NOVEMBER
1 Cambridge Junction, Cambridge, UK
2 Wulfrun Hall, Wolverhampton, UK
5 O2 Academy, Oxford, UK
6 Project House, Leeds, UK
7 The Ritz, Manchester, UK
10 Patti Pavillion, Swansea, UK
12 The Leadmill, Sheffield, UK
13 Rock City, Nottingham, UK
14 Newcastle University Student Union, Newcastle, UK
15 QMU, Glasgow, UK
16 Opium Live, Dublin, Ireland
19 Trix, Antwerp, Belgium
20 L'Aeroneuf, Lille, France
21 Paradiso, Amsterdam, Netherlands
22 Urban Spree, Berlin, Germany
23 Neues Schauspiel, Leipzig, Germany
24 ISC Club, Bern, Switzerland
26 Petit Bain, Paris, France
29 The Troxy, London, UK