The UK post-punk outfit The Futureheads are back, but this time without a major label.
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The UK post-punk outfit
The Futureheads are
back, but this time without a major label. “This Is Not The World” will be
released this Spring on NUL Recordings.
Get it? No Recordings,
they are releasing this one themselves. Check out their open letter to
fans about doing it on their own via
YouTube. You can get your first taste of the record with the single
‘The
Beginning Of A Twist‘ which dropped on March 10th in the UK with a
#20 placing in the Top 20 chart.
The physical single in the
UK is available as
two vinyls and one cd,
along with the download-able version and 10 live versions of the song
recorded at different cities on their most recent tour. This Is Not The
World will release in the US this May.
The video for ‘The Beginning Of A Twist’ can be seen
here.
Stay tuned for morenews on
release dates, contests, videos, and tour dates from The Futureheads. Also
be sure to check them out on the
MTV Spanking New Tour along side CSS
and MGMT:
May 5th
- Cardiff Great Hall
May 6th – Glasgow ABC
May 7th – The Academy,
Dublin
Tickets to the shows go on sale at
9am on friday 7th March from
www.mtv.co.uk/spankingnew.
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Brixton Academy (XFM Big Night Out) |
London | ||
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Athena |
Leicester | ||
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DJ Set @ Wireless, Liverpool |
Liverpool | ||
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Palladium Rockpalast |
Cologne | ||
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Cologne Live Music Hall |
Cologne | ||
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Postbahnhof |
Berlin, Berlin |
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Backstage |
Munich | ||
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Schlachthof |
Wiesbaden | ||
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Markthalle |
Hamburg | ||
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Great Hall (MTV Spanking New Tour w/ CSS & MGMT) |
Cardiff | ||
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ABC (MTV Spanking New Tour w/ CSS & MGMT) |
Glasgow | ||
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The Academy (MTV Spanking New Tour w/ CSS & MGMT) |
Dublin | ||
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Rock Am Ring |
Nurburgring | ||
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Rock Im Ring |
Nurnberg | ||
|
V Festival (Hylands Park) |
Chelmsford | ||
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V Festival (Weston Park) |
Staffordshire |
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