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Dream Wife have quickly became one of the foremost up-and-coming bands in the UK, and ahead of their U.S. debut at SXSW and tour with The Kills they share an anthemic new single.  On “Somebody,” a driving bass-line meets elegant yet gritty guitars to reinforce the lyrical message of the song – “I am not my body, I am somebody.” The single premiered last night on Radio 1– listen to it now HERE.

Dream Wife on “Somebody”-

“Somebody’ is a ballad for women. The song explores the experience of living in a female body within our society. It’s a conversation on the reclamation of bodies by the women who occupy them in a tender, yet direct and empowering way.”

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.

“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

Tottenham-based four-piece Our Mother have shared new track, ‘Heaven‘, ahead of their London show at The Pickle Factory this month.

‘Heaven‘ occupies a realm that doesn’t quite feel like real life; jitttery percussion clashes with punchy video game samples whilst dominating horns and synths rumble and jolt through catchy choruses and overlapping hooks, soundtracking a world that is entirely of their own making.

Our Mother continue to reinvent and push themselves, the only thing that remains constant is widespread praise of the fact that this is a group with their own distinct style. ‘Heaven’ comes as no exception.

Dream Wife are excited to announce that they will be support for Sleigh Bells on the London and Manchester dates of their February 2017 European tour. Preceding these shows, Dream Wife will also be headlining DIY Magazine’s Hello 2017 tour. Commencing with a free show at London’s Old Blue Last on January 17th before heading around the UK, with supports from the best local bands each city has to offer.

Full list of shows shown in fantastic poster below, tickets for all shows are available booking fee free via Dice FM.

Sleigh Bells have announced a UK and European tour for February 2017 culminating in a London show at Electric Ballroom on 22nd February. The tour follows the release of their critically acclaimed album “Jessica Rabbit” as well as an incendiary sold out album release show at The Dome in London which DIY described as “breathtakingly arresting”. Tickets for all shows are available from http://tornclean.com

“Energising Sleigh Bells with rocket-fuel, Jessica Rabbit stands up as the band’s most consistent record since Treats.” – DIY: 4* ALBUM OF THE MONTH

“with Jessica Rabbit, Sleigh Bells have mastered mortality.” – Drowned In Sound: 9/10

 “an invigorating energy.” – Financial Times: 4*

 “An encouraging move into new territory.” – The Guardian 4*

“it’s both far-out and potentially pack-leading.” – MOJO: 4*

“Jessica Rabbit is deranged enough to convince us that Sleigh Bells are still menacing outliers.” – NME

“Jessica Rabbit is a f*cking great feminist-punk record, one of the pop highlights of the year, and the best thing they’ve ever done.” – The 405 8.5/10