Belly share "Shiny One", the lead single from upcoming comeback record DOVE
Reunited rockers Belly have shared "Shiny One", the lead single from their first album in almost a quarter of a century.
DOVE is following up '95 LP King and Belly's well-received reissues of Star. They've already teased another song ("Human Child") from the album, which is produced by the band's Tom Gorman and longtime friend Paul Q. Kolderie.
"I have a lot of affection for 'Shiny One'," says the group's Tanya Donelly. "It was the first completely collaborative song we've ever done - Gail [Greenwood] wrote the riff and the chorus, Tom and I wrote the verse and bridge, Chris [Gorman]’s parts shaped the direction and vibe. When I hear it, I hear all four of us equally."
Belly have big tour plans for the summer, including a heap of shows in the UK in June. Find out more.
Tracklist:
- Mine
- Shiny One
- Human Child
- Faceless
- Suffer The Fools
- Girl
- Army Of Clay
- Stars Align
- Quicksand
- Artifact
- Heartstrings
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