This Is The Kit announce new record Moonshine Freeze
This Is The Kit have announced new record Moonshine Freeze and shared a new performance video of the lead single/title track.
John Parish (PJ Harvey, Perfume Genius) produced the LP, which was recorded at Geoff Barrow's Bristol studio Invada; The National's Aaron Dessner contributes to six of the album's tracks.
Moonshine Freeze is the follow up to 2015's Bashed Out and sees Kate Stables & Co. making their Rough Trade debut.
"I’m not yet someone who says 'I want this album to sound like an '80s French nightclub'," Stables says. "All I can do is write the songs and then step back from them and see what themes or patterns there are, then bring those patterns out so it’s a coherent piece of work, sonically and in terms of feeling."
The first 500 physical pre-orders from the Rough Trade webstore will also get a few bonus goodies - a This Is The Kit tea towel and a selection of postcards featuring Stables' pinhole camera photography.
Tracklist:
- Bullet Proof
- Hotter Colder
- Moonshine Freeze
- Easy On The Thieves
- All Written Out In Numbers
- Empty No Teeth
- Riddled With Ticks
- Two Pence Piece
- Show Me So
- By My Demon Eye
- Solid Grease
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