Thee Oh Sees announce new record An Odd Entrances, share lead single "The Poem"
06 October 2016, 09:58
| Written by
Laurence Day
Thee Oh Sees have announced a new album - it's called An Odd Entrances and it's a "companion LP" for the recently released A Weird Exits.
The prolific group have also shared first single "The Poem" - it's a huge difference to what was on A Weird Exits, with strings and warm vocals aplenty.
Profits from the first pressing of the new album will be donated to Elizabeth House, a Californian charity helping homeless women and children.
An Odd Entrances is out via Castle Face Records on 18 November.
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