Neighbour Club Announce Debut EP Snail Mail: Hear “Only Fractions”
London indie rockers Neighbour Club are brand new to the game; they only just released their first song "Gold Leaf Girl" last month. But you can already hear that they've got a while lot of potential. They play sloppy, fuzzed-out guitar music with a lot of '90s-style deadpan, and they don't skimp on hooks or charisma. Next month, they'll release their first EP, which is called Snail Mail . If it takes off, Snail Mail will clearly need to make an answer EP called Neighbour Club . The post Neighbour Club Announce Debut EP <em>Snail Mail</em>: Hear “Only Fractions” appeare
London indie rockers Neighbour Club are brand new to the game; they only just released their first song "Gold Leaf Girl" last month. But you can already hear that they've got a while lot of potential. They play sloppy, fuzzed-out guitar music with a lot of '90s-style deadpan, and they don't skimp on hooks or charisma. Next month, they'll release their first EP, which is called Snail Mail . (Wouldn't they call it Snail Post in England?) If the EP takes off, Snail Mail will clearly need to make an answer EP called Neighbour Club .
Neighbour Club recorded the Snail Mail EP at Speedy Wunderground's satellite studio in Streatham, with Moreish Idols leader Tom Kellett producing. Their new song "Only Fractions," like "Gold Leaf Girl" before it, is a giddy sugar-rush with scrappy guitars and big, bright melodies. In a press release, the band says, "We’ve taken it down a notch with a hangover-drenched look at relationships past. We intended it to be a track to hum in your head whilst you scramble round the house looking for Sunday's second Ibuprofen hit." Check out both "Only Fractions" and "Gold Leaf Girl" below.
The Snail Mail EP is out 9/25; pre-order it here . Neighbour Club will play 9/5 at London's famed Wildmill and 9/19 at the Richard Steele.
The week's most important music stories and least important music memes.
