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Sunflower Bean – I Was A Fool

Delighted to announce that Sunflower Bean have signed with ourselves, and our close US friends Mom & Pop, and today share their first new single since releasing their critically acclaimed debut album Human Ceremony in 2016. “I Was A Fool” is a dreamy sun-kissed nugget with both female and male lead vocals that take the track to pop heaven.

You can also watch Sunflower Bean’s prom-inspired music video for “I Was A Fool” exclusively on Apple Music HERE.

In addition, Sunflower Bean also announce a UK headline tour, which includes their biggest UK headline show to-date at London’s KOKO. They will also open for Wolf Alice’s UK tour which commences next week, followed by a North American tour opening for Sleigh Bells early next year. Tickets for the 2018 UK Tour will go on sale on Friday 10th November from HERE.

“I Was A Fool” is out now digitally and will be released on limited edition one-sided 7” on December 8th, pre-order now, from Rough Trade.

Sunflower Bean – New Signing

Very excited to share the news with you that we now represent the w-wide publishing interests of Sunflower Bean, from Brooklyn NY.  Sunflower Bean are singer/guitarist Nick Kivlen, singer/bassist Julia Cumming, and drummer Jacob Faber. They released their full-length debut album, Human Ceremony via Fat Possum Records last year to great acclaim.

It’s a joyous pop nugget, with 11 tracks at the intersection of dreamy modern psychedelia and urgent fuzzed-out bliss.  An album of the year at NME, Rough Trade, iTunes, Esquire, The Guardian and more.  We’re delighted to now be working with them.

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“The music is both restrained and aggressive…but like a lot of great rock’n’roll, it’s also catchy, compelling, and concise.” Pitchfork

“Nimble, restless guitars propel the songs of Sunflower Bean, a Brooklyn band barely out of its teens that neatly connects 1960s psychedelia with decades of its indie-rock descendants, a family tree that holds Pink Floyd along with the Smiths, the Sundays, R.E.M. and Haim.”  New York Times

“…Human Ceremony is one of the most fully realized, sonically eclectic debut albums (everything from psych pop to stoner metal gets touched upon) in a minute.” Billboard