Check out The Rhythm Method's homage to the beautiful game with a star-studded cast to boot
London’s premier storytellers solicit the help of Wolf Alice, Swim Deep and many more on “Chin Up England” - a clarion call to Old Blighty to support the boys abroad.
Since gracing the airwaves back in 2017 with “Something For The Weekend” Joey and Rowan have been laying relatively low, surfacing briefly for an impromptu Christmas single at the end of the year. Well now they are back with an impassioned plea to the nation: it is still all to play for.
Accompanying visuals feature various darlings of the indie world demonstrating frankly appalling technique as interim manager Rowan shakes his head in disgust. Spliced in footage of chair throwing in Europe and Alan Shearer's monotonous tones only adds to the occasion, filling one with a sense of immense pride in our sad, grey island’s quest for the ultimate sporting prize. Chin Up England, it might just happen.
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- Pan Amsterdam unveils new single, "Day Out"
- Index For Working Musik detail their second studio album, Which Direction Goes The Beam
- DITZ examine the commodification of queer culture on new single, "Four"
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