Weaves unleash haywire art-pop offering "Candy", announce UK tour
Toronto collective Weaves have shared "Candy" and announced a lengthy UK tour for the summer.
"Candy" is a frenetic rock'n'roll stomper with parping bass and screwball energy; it's part Pixies, part Fall Of Troy, and part Top 40 pop.
Speaking about the track, vocalist Jasmyn Burke says:
"'Candy' is one of the first tracks that we worked on and I remember there was an immediate excitement that came after demoing it with just Morgan [Waters, guitarist] and myself in his room. It's impulsive and almost too much, but definitely one we're most proud of as a band. It feels really sweet tasting in my brain. Like a bright pink piece of cake. Very rambunctious in a way. Living life just like a pie, sweeter in the seams, ya know? Life is sometimes rough but you can hit that sweet spot and I wanted to try and write that down. Fantasizing about a way to live and behave and hoping everyone is on board to join in the fruitful haze."
Weaves is released via Memphis Industries on 17 June.
Listen to "Candy" below. Check out their upcoming UK shows after.
June
7 - Tunbridge, Wells Forum #
8 - London, Dingwalls #
9 - Birmingham, Sunflower Lounge #
10 - Edinburgh, Electric Circus #
11 - Liverpool, Studio 2 #
12 - Manchester, Deaf Institute #
13 - Nottingham, Bodega #
14 - Cardiff, The Globe #
15 - Cambridge, Portland Arms #
30 - Derby, The Venue
July
1 - Bedford, Esquires
2 - Aldershot, West End Centre
3 - Brighton, Hope and Rain
4 - Guildford, Boileroom
12 - Leicester, The Musician
15 - Southwold, Latitude festival
17 - Glasgow, Nice N Sleazy
19 - Leeds, Brudenell Social Club
23 - Huntington, Secret Garden Party festival
September
2-4 Sept - Salisbury, End of the Road festival
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