The Horrors swan back into our lives with brooding beast "Machine"
13 June 2017, 13:28
| Written by
Laurence Day
The Horrors are back with "Machine", a menacing new track stuffed with sinister synths and industrial-sized hooks.
The single - their first release in three years - was recorded at The Church Studios with producer Paul Epworth (Adele, FKA Twigs). Is it the first taste of a new album? No word yet, but let's bloody hope so - their latest LP was 2014's Luminous.
Faris Badwan & Co. have been pretty busy in the year's since their last Horrors record, with Badwan working as part of Cat's Eyes and collaborating with the likes of Hercules and Love Affair.
The Horrors are set to play a tiny date at London's Omeara on 11 July. Tickets are on sale now.
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