PINS announce new album Wild Nights, share lead single "Too Little Too Late"
PINS have announced their new record Wild Nights, and are streaming the lead single "Too Little Too Late" to celebrate.
The Manchester post-punk foursome are following up Girls Like Us, which they released in 2013.
"Too Little Too Late" is a vinegary cut with cleaver-like riffs and rampaging percussion. PINS' Faith Vern said of the track: "Writing the ‘Too Little Too Late’ lyrics was very cathartic, they spewed out like hot lava from an angry volcano. It is a middle-finger-to-the-world kind of song and the video mirrors that notion. Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned!”
The band are also set to support Sleater-Kinney and Drenge in the coming months.
Wild Nights is out 8 June on Bella Union. "Too Little Too Late" is released 30 March separately.
Watch the video, which is a bit sweary and features the band dressed by Saint Laurent, for the new single below. The tracklist for Wild Nights, and the band's forthcoming live dates, can be found after.
Tracklist:
1. Baby Bhangs
2. Young Girls
3. Curse These Dreams
4. Oh Lord
5. Dazed By You
6. Got It Bad
7. Too Little Too Late
8. House of Love
9. If Only
10. Molly
11. Everyone Says
March
18 - Berlin, Huxleys (with Sleater-Kinney)
21 - Antwerp, Trix (with Sleater-Kinney)
23 - London, The Roundhouse (with Sleater-Kinney)
24 - Manchester, Albert Hall (with Sleater-Kinney)
25 - Glasgow, 02 ABC (with Sleater-Kinney)
April
10 - Nottingham, Rescue Rooms (with Drenge)
11 - Birmingham, The Institute (with Drenge)
13 - Gateshead, The Sage (with Drenge)
14 - Glasgow, The Classic Grand (with Drenge)
15 - Liverpool, The Kazimier (with Drenge)
21 - London, Electric Ballroom (with Drenge)
May
14-16 - Brigton, The Great Escape
27 - London, The Lexington (headline show)
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