Bloc Party have shared new single ‘Lagoon Blue’, as well adding yet more dates to their upcoming record store tour due to demand.
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The new track, a reimagined version of the band’s 2023 track ‘Blue’, marks the latest preview of the London band’s seventh studio album, ‘Anatomy Of A Brief Romance’, which is released on September 11 via Contagious Music.
It follows the tracks ‘Coming On Strong’, ‘Love Bombs’, ‘Now We Can’t Be Friends’ and ‘Pigwig‘.
The band have also added yet more dates to their UK record store tour, which kicks off tomorrow night (September 9), with several extra performances due to phenomenal demand.
You can find the full list of shows below, and find ticket details here. Elsewhere on their live schedules, they’ll embark on a UK and European co-headline tour with Interpol later this year, and recently opened for Muse at select gigs in North America.
Speaking to NME last spring, Okereke teased what fans could expect from the upcoming ‘Anatomy Of A Brief Romance’, which was produced by the legendary Trevor Horn (Grace Jones, Pet Shop Boys, Frankie Goes To Hollywood).
As for his experience working with Horn, Okereke explained: “He’s made some of my favourite records of all time, so it’s quite interesting to hear what he has to say.
He’s been making records for most of his life, for over 50 years, so he seems to know all the tricks. He seems to know everyone as well and have a story about everyone.”.
Comprising 14 songs, the LP is structured like a memoir by Okereke and features some of his most personal songs yet. ‘Anatomy Of A Brief Romance’ follows on from 2022’s ‘Alpha Games’.
Last year, Bloc Party accepted the Outstanding Song Collection Award at the Ivor Novellos, where the likes of U2, Brandon Flowers, Robbie Williams, Lola Young and Self Esteem were also honoured.
Eles então tocaram o primeiro “icons” slot no Reading & Leeds naquele verão, oferecendo ao público alguns clássicos indie e conversas descontraídas.
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