Nicholas Allbrook of Pond and Tame Impala announces solo record Pure Gardiya
22 March 2016, 08:59
| Written by
Laurence Day
Nicholas Allbrook, Pond frontman and former Tame Impala bassist, has announced his new solo record Pure Gardiya.
It's out on 27 May, and follows his 2014 debut solo LP Ganough, Wallis and Futuna.
As well as the album news, Allbrook's dropped lead single/video "Advance" on our laps. It's a glittery, key-led ballad with splashes of '70s pop, spaced-out psychedelia, and nose blood.
Watch the video for "Advance" below, and check out the tracklist for Pure Gardiya after.
Tracklist:
1. In the Gutter
2. Advance
3. A Fool There Was
4. Pyramids and Cranes
5. Blow Up Saxophone
6. Career
7. Billy Leary
8. Karrakatta Cemetery
9. Mauerbauertraurigkeit
10. Deer
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