Bleech 9:3 have released a new single called “Figure 8,” following their self-titled five-song EP, which came out in May, according to NME.
The London-based Irish band issued the track on August 19 through Polydor Records. It was produced by Dan Carey and mixed by Rich Costey, who has worked with artists including Arctic Monkeys and Bruce Springsteen.
The song pairs Barry “Baz” Quinlan’s moody vocals with driving guitars and a forceful rhythm. Quinlan said the track was “the product of crying quietly so your flatmates don’t hear you.”
Bleech 9:3 have been performing festival dates across Europe this summer and are due to open for Wunderhorse in Belfast and Cork next week, before appearances at Reading & Leeds, Electric Picnic and Iceland Airwaves.
The band will also play a UK and Ireland headline tour later this year, with dates including London’s Electric Ballroom in December. They were also named in this year’s NME 100 and described as “cacophonous, angst-fuelled ragers that meld grunge’s past and present.”
