The British Shame They have launched “Spartak”, a third single in advance of what will be their fourth studio album, “Cutthroat”that will see the light next September 5 Under the seal Dead Oceans. The album has been produced by John Congleton.
After announcing what will be your new album, “Cutthroat”that will see the light next September 5the Shame London band has released a new song, in this case “Spartak”. The group has advanced that the new work will explore more visceral and direct sounds: “This time, anything could be worth it if it sounded well and was done well,” said vocalist Charlie Steen. Although precisely this new song does not show the toughest face of the group, but quite the opposite.
“Spartak” is a song that is inspired by American sound, so much so that one of the band’s guitarists, Sean Coyle-Smith has declared that “I have basically tried to write a song by Wilco.” It sounds strange in the hands of a group like them, but it seems that the intention was clear and that some of the members of Shame have followed the trajectory of the American band led by Jeff Tweedy.
On the other hand, the group has confirmed a tour of Europe and the United Kingdom that will begin on September 28 in Paris and will pass through cities such as Antwerp, Colonia, Amsterdam, Hamburg, Copenhagen, Oslo, Stock Istanbul, Bucharest, Cluj and Budapest. The group will continue with concerts in Zurich, Milan, Lyon, Reims and Lille. In November, the band will perform in Southampton, Leeds, Dublin, Cork, Manchester, Glasgow, Bristol, Brighton and close the tour on November 20 at the O2 Forum Kentish Town in London.
