DEBUT EP “ON THE WRONG SIDE OF HISTORY” OUT JULY 15TH
The much-tipped Regressive Left return today with the excellent “The Wrong Side Of History”, the second single and (near) title track to their debut EP “On The Wrong Side Of History” coming July 15th via new London tastemakers Bad Vibrations.
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The Luton trio’s earworm of a new single is an extended, hypnotic workout, an original that locks in so tightly to its cyclical synth motif that it already sounds like you could be listening to its remix. Infectious, motorik repetition is paired to deadpan lyrics that poke fun at a certain kind of individual in the here and now:
“I started writing it years ago,” says Simon Tyrie, the band’s frontman: “It was more of a basic spoken word piece from a place of anger and bitterness. Over time it became more and more tongue in cheek, until it became something to dance to.
“What we wanted to highlight is that the subject of the story – your stereotypical sensationalist, controversialist white guy – is lamenting their fall from grace from a position of power – these people rule the world right now and they want us to feel sorry for them! But it’s because they know their time is running out.”
Recent festival shows at the likes of Wide Awake, Great Escape and Best Kept Secret have seen sizeable numbers turning up for the band as word continues to spread on the strength of their live shows.
Earlier in the year the three-piece also toured in support of their friends BODEGA and Folly Group, and September will see their first ever headlining dates.
Catch Regressive Left live at:
SEP
26 Birmingham – Hare & Hounds
28 Glasgow – Hug & Pint
30 Manchester – YES
OCT
2 Bedford – Esquires
4 Brighton – Prince Albert
6 Margate – Elsewhere
20 London – The Lexington
Regressive Left
On The Wrong Side Of History EP
July 15th on Bad Vibrations (Pre-Order)
1. The Wrong Side of History
2. World On Fire
3. Bad Faith (ft. Mandy, Indiana)
4. No More Fun
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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