Pleasure House — Calm
Following on from support slots with the likes of Sundara Karma, Black Honey and Fickle Friends, Birmingham quartet Pleasure House drop their new single Calm on April 7th. Despite its name, the Bruce Rintoul produced track, who has worked with Twin Atlantic, Fatherson, and Vukovi, is anything but calm.
Discussing the release, frontman Alex Heffernan stated:
I’d been feeling increasingly disaffected, like many others’ guilty of scrolling through torrents of hateful rhetoric and petty politics that add to the fragile disparity within our society, creating a war amongst ourselves. I wrote Calm as a protest song against this.
Calm is also the first track to be released from Pleasure House’s forthcoming Sentient EP, that drops on May 26th.
Tour dates:
28 Apr — Handmade Festival, Leicester
11 May — The Sunflower Lounge, Birmingham
14 May — Sneaky Pete’s, Edinburgh
15 May — Broadcast, Glasgow
24 May — Esquires, Bedford
25 May — Marrs Bar, Worcester
26 May — The Garibaldi Hotel, Northampton
27 May — Verve Bar, Leeds
01 June — The Garage, London
02 June — Jimmy’s NQ, Manchester
03 June — The Rocking Chair, Sheffield
10 June — The Shed, Leicester
13 June — The Hope & Ruin, Brighton
Originally published at Indie is not a genre.
