Club Kuru deliver honeyed hues on new single "Cherry Bloom"
Club Kuru return with their first offering of the year, the sweet, psych-tinged "Cherry Bloom".
"Cherry Bloom" is Club Kuru's first single since last year's "49 Years", and their debut album Giving In.
Vocalist Laurie Erskine explains, "I was imagining a man in purgatory; he can see the events in the mortal world unfold, but can no longer effect them. His wife has a new man - a taller and more handsome version of himself. He sees his lost love living the life they’d always dreamed of. Now he is frozen in time; he lies deep beneath the soil, watching. Cherry blossom from a beautiful Japanese, tree falls over him."
Club Kuru's new single is the first taster of their sophomore full-length, which is yet to be announced.
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