Vivian Girls reunite for first album in eight years
17 July 2019, 15:34
| Written by
Cerys Kenneally
Vivian Girls have reunited after a five-year hiatus, and have shared news of their first album in eight years, Memory.
Back in 2014, Vivian Girls announced their split with some final shows, four years after their last album, Share The Joy.
Five years on from their hiatus, the group have reunited, and will be releasing their first album in eight years, Memory.
Today they've shared the lead single "Sick".
Not all has been quiet since they've been away though, as Katy Goodman released music with her band La Sera, Cassie Ramone released solo material, and Ali Koehler recorded and toured with Upset.
Tracklist:
- Most of All
- Your Kind of Life
- Sick
- At It Again
- Lonely Girl
- Something to Do
- Sludge
- Memory
- I’m Far Away
- Mistake
- All Your Promises
- Waiting in the Car
"Sick" is out now. Vivian Girls' new album Memory will be released 20 September via Polyvinyl, and is available to pre-order now.
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