Fear Of Men stream new track “Descent”, announce UK/European tour
11 April 2014, 12:32
| Written by
Luke Morgan Britton
There’s a subtle dissimilitude between Fear Of Men’s music and lyrics and this new track, the second single from their upcoming debut LP, showcases the uneasy juxtaposition more than ever.
Perhaps the most upbeat from Loom, “Descent” draws its inspiration from co-dependency, the “sickness and health” of “relying on someone and the good and bad aspects of that”, as the band put it.
You can take a listen to “Descent” below before the record drops on 21 April.
Fear Of Men have also extended their upcoming tour with The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart with new UK and European live dates, beneath:
Latest
- SXSW London offer 500+ passes to local charities and community groups in East London
- Oklou announces forthcoming debut album, choke enough
- Nala Sinephro, Arooj Aftab, Anna von Hausswolff are among the first artists for Rewire 2025
- Tiny Habits team up with Lizzy McAlpine for new single, "For Sale Sign"
- Kate Nash details OnlyFans campaign, Butts For Tour Buses
- Omar Apollo unveils new single, "Te Maldigo"
- Saya Gray presents new single, "H.W.B"
Get the Best Fit take on the week in music direct to your inbox every Friday
Read next
News
Listen
Isla Den play with light and shadow on "Until The Sun Dies, All My Love"
Disarme creates an engrossing contemplation on the loneliness of city life with debut single “Change”
Disgusting Sisters strut past critical eyes on the entrancing and witty “Killing It”
Saila makes a truly infectious debut with her new hyper-pop single “So Far”
Adult Leisure vent a universal steam on "Kiss Me Like You Miss Her"
Girl Tones channel angsty overdrive on “Again”
Reviews
