Killer In The Name Of

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More news on trio’s new album 

Band Of Skulls has premiered the video for new single ‘Killer’, as directed by Yonatan Weisberg. ‘Killer’ is lifted from the band’s forthcoming fourth album By Default, out May 27 via BMG Recordings, and is streaming now and available as an instant grat upon album pre-order with iTunes.

The band have confirmed they will perform at Glastonbury Festival (slot tbc) in addition to recently announced intimate album preview shows, including London Electric Ballroom on May 19 which sold out in 3 days, Paris Le Trabendo (May 24) and Amsterdam Paradiso (May 25), alongside warm-up shows at Guildford Boiler Room (April 28, Sold Out), Stoke Sugarmill (April 29). The dates are the latest to be added to a run of shows, which includes festival slots at the likes of The Great Escape, Live At Leeds and Liverpool Soundcity. The shows – for which the band will be joined by touring member, Portico Quartet’s Milo Fitzpatrick – will be the first airing of new material from By Default.

Produced by Gil Norton (Pixies, Foo Fighters, Patti Smith) and recorded in Rockfield Studios, By Default is the sound of a group on the sharpest form of their career, more engaged and focused than they’ve ever been. The follow up to 2014’s Himalayan, from the English trio – made up of Russell Marsden (guitar, vocals), Emma Richardson (bass, vocals) and Matt Hayward (drums) – the new record came about via a conscious decision from the band to take a step back from their relentless world-wide touring schedule, having never spent more than a month off the road in the last 2 years.

“It’s definitely a new era,” says Russell Marsden. “The first three records were like a trilogy, a piece of work in of themselves. We wanted to do those things, and we did them all. We took a breath, took a look at what we’d done, and started from scratch again.”

 Upcoming shows:

Apr 28                    Guildford               Boiler Room (SOLD OUT)

Apr 29                    Stoke                      Sugarmill

Apr 30                    Leeds                     Live At Leeds

May 1                     Glasgow                 Stag & Dagger

May 19                   London                  Electric Ballroom (SOLD OUT)

May 20                   Brighton                 The Great Escape (headlining Concorde 2)

May 24                   Paris                       Le Trabendo

May 25                   Amsterdam           Paradiso

May 28                   Liverpool                 Soundcity

June 4                     Cardiff                    Cardiff City Stadium (w/ Stereophonics & Vaccines)

June 22- 26            Glastonbury          Glastonbury Festival

July 14                    Dour, Belgium       Dour Festival

July 16                    Wiesen, Austria    Out Of The Woods Festival

July 22                    Huntingdon           Secret Garden Party Festival

July 29                    Cornwall                Leopallooza Festival

July 31                    Kendal                    Kendal Calling Festival

Aug 5                      Tunbridge Wells   Forgotten Fields Festival

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