Lankum’s Radie Peat announces debut solo album ‘No Human Tongue Can Tell’ with stirring new single ‘The

A vocalista do Lankum, Radie Peat, anunciou seu álbum solo de estreia “No Human Tongue Can Tell” e lançou um novo single arrebatador “The Moon and Stars”. Ouça abaixo.

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Back in July, Peat shared her first solo single ‘Still I Love Him’, her poignant interpretation of the traditional love song of the same name.

Agora, ela revelou que a faixa estará no seu álbum solo de estreia, que deve ser lançado em 13 de novembro pela Rough Trade Records. Você pode pré-salvar/pré-encomendar aqui.

The announcement comes alongside a new single, ‘The Moon and Stars’, which sees her rewrite parts of traditional folk lyrics to channel anger.

Peat describes the album as “communicating hundreds of years of other people’s experiences, that have been absorbed into the songs from generations and generations before you – binds you with a worldliness beyond the sum of your own experience.”.

She explained that the album has been in the works for a while, “It’s been ticking along in the background of my head for probably 15 years or so.

Peat continuou dizendo: “Eles são em sua maioria canções de luta feminina, sofrimento, força e resistência. Mas há muitas sobre amor também, com todas as complicações que isso traz.”.

Radie Peat’s ‘No Human Tongue Can Tell’ tracklist is.

1. ‘Hares on the Mountain’ 2. ‘The Moon and Stars’ 3. ‘Willow Garden’ 4. ‘Luisne’ 5. ‘Same Old Man’ 6. ‘Dark Hore on The Wind’ 7. ‘Still I Love Him’ 8. ‘Bonnie Boy’ 9.

Peat will soon play a string of live shows in the UK, Ireland and Europe. She’s also announced an additional London date in May, and a Paris show in February. Tickets are available here, and you can find a full list of dates below.

NOVEMBER 3 – London, UK – Union Chapel 20 – Dublin, Ireland – Vicar Street.

JANUARY 2027 31 – Amsterdam, Netherlands – Paradiso.

FEBRUARY 2027 1 – Paris, France – La Trabendo.

19 DE MAIO DE 2027 – Londres, Reino Unido – The Barbican.

Peat is best known as one of the four members of Lankum, whose Mercury Prize and Ivor Novello-nominated fourth studio album ‘False Lankum’ was released in 2023 to widespread acclaim.

The band have also recently found their music reaching new audiences on screen, with ‘Katie Cruel’ and ‘The Granite Gaze’ appearing in Netflix’s House Of Guinness, and ‘Hunting The Wren’ soundtracking the final scene of the recent Peaky Blinders film The Immortal Man.

Last year, Lankum also shared a haunting cover of The Specials’ ‘Ghost Town’, originally created for Oona Doherty’s dance show ‘Specky Clark’.

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