BDRMM SHARE NEW SINGLE “PULLING STITCHES”
NEW ALBUM “I DON’T KNOW” OUT JUNE 30TH ON ROCK ACTION
Following the release of 2020’s widely-acclaimed debut LP “Bedroom”, and a clutch of hotly-received singles that have landed in the interim, February saw the Hull based shoegaze quartet bdrmm return with the news that they had signed to Mogwai’s Rock Action and that the revered independent label would release an anticipated second album “I Don’t Know” on June 30th.
Like their debut, the album has been recorded with long-time band collaborator Alex Greaves (Working Men’s Club, Bo Ningen) at The Nave Studios in Leeds.Pre-Order HERE
Following the album’s first release, “It’s Just A Bit Of Blood”, that saw significant press support internationally before making the playlist at BBC 6 Music in the Spring, and its trippy, densely rhythmic follow-up track “Be Careful”, the band return today with “Pulling Stitches”, a song that explores controlled dynamics with an almost cinematic feel to its widescreen expanse. The band’s Ryan Smith saying the following about the third single:
“I remember the exact day that we wrote this track. We were in the practise room, and I just started playing the first two chords, incorporating the bend as if I was literally winking at Kevin Shields, and Conor just looked at me like, “This is the one”. I think we finished the track on that day. It’s amazing when those moments happen, and it reminds you of why you do this. It’s so obviously the shoegaze adoration within us.”
The band have announced plans for a string of instore performances around the album, with tickets available by pre-ordering the album through the individual stores.
The band have also announced a new run of European live dates for October, which will come ahead of a series of UK headline dates in November (including their biggest London headliner yet at Scala).
May
Saturday & Sunday 19th-20th May – Sarria, Spain – Esmorga Fest
June
Saturday 10th – Wakefield – Long Division FestivalWednesday 28th – Hull – AdelphiThursday 29th – Hull – AdelphiFriday 30th – Leeds – Jumbo Records
July
Saturday 1st – London – Rough Trade East (SOLD OUT)Sunday 2nd – Brighton – Resident RecordsMonday 3rd – Bristol – Rough TradeTuesday 4th – Nottingham – Rough TradeWednesday 5th – Monorail – Glasgow
August
Wednesday 23rd – Genoa, Italy – Mojotic Festival
September
Saturday 2nd – Manchester – Manchester Psych FestSunday 3rd Edinburgh – Edinburgh Psych Fest
October
Tuesday 17th – Belgium, Bruges – Cactus ClubWednesday 18th – Tourcoing, France – Le Grand MixThursday 19th – Belgium, Antwerp – Trix BarFriday 20th – Netherlands, Rotterdam – Left of the DialSaturday 21st – Netherlands, Rotterdam – Left of the DialMonday 23rd – Germany, Hamburg – MolotowTuesday 24th – Denmark, Copenhagen – LoppenWednesday 25th – Sweden, Stockholm – Hus 7Thursday 26th – Sweden, Malmo – Plan BSunday 28th – Germany, Dresden – Kleinvieh KlubTuesday 30th – Germany, Berlin – PrivatclubWednesday 31st – Germany, Cologne – Helios37
November
Thursday 1st – Milan, Italy – Arci BellezzaFriday 2nd – Bologna, Italy – Covo ClubSaturday 3rd – France, Paris – Point EphemereSunday 4th – Netherlands, Amsterdam – ParadisoMonday 5th – Netherlands, Nijmegen – MerleynFriday 12th – Glasgow – The Classic GrandMonday 13th – Birmingham – The Hare and HoundsTuesday 14th – Salford – The White Hotel (SOLD OUT)Wednesday 15th – Nottingham – BodegaThursday 16th – Leeds – StylusSaturday 18th – Cardiff – Clwb Ifor BachSunday 19th – Bristol – TheklaMonday 20th – London – ScalaWednesday 22nd – Cambridge – MashThursday 23rd – Bedford – EsquiresFriday 24th – Brighton – PatternsSunday 26th – Dublin – The Button Factory
Tickets are on sale now via bdrmm.co.uk
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My life is a soundtrack, i track my life through music, photography is my passion, my escape, my expression. Without both i have pieces missing, thankfully i’m blessed and get to combine both.
Born in Manchester, lived in Australia for 22 years where i was heavily involved in the Australian Music Industry, firstly in bands (Singer) and then managing bands (all original), I moved back to the UK, Wales specifically 10 years ago
