Such instances of new-fangled (for the band) ear-poking don't interfere, but augment what the Lovely Eggs do best. The praises of repetition are sung even more overtly on “Repeat It”, and an 8-bit keyboard cycle reminiscent of Grandaddy’s “The Crystal Lake” winds around the chorus of “Big Sea”. A techno-like loop of the title plainly spoken goes into orbit around the Sarah Records-on-steroids single, and one has to at least commend their commitment to testing the limits of its catchiness. They keep the strobing trick going on the next track, “Wiggy Giggy”. Novel production techniques come out right away on “Hello I Am Your Sun” with the stereo panning on Ross’ isolated opening vocals. The Lovely Eggs are still raw, but This is Eggland stacks up layers of rawness, creating the sonic illusion of a band twice their size. The results seem evident only in hindsight. The man who has been at the helm of richly textured modern classics by bands such as Mercury Rev, the Flaming Lips and Mogwai seems an unlikely candidate to work with an unassuming guitar-and-drums garage punk duo, but perhaps the change of pace was part of the lure. Not much goes on up here and there’s not much to do so it’s kind of like living in space.The latest twist in their quirky saga is the surprise appearance of Dave Fridmann in the role of producer on This is Eggland. It might be a shithole, but it’s OUR shithole and we love it. We feel the same about Lancaster where we live. It was pretty deep and we really identified with it. Of the single, guitarist/vocalist Holly Ross said: It is inspired by a book we used to read to our son, about a spaceman who went off exploring other planets but every planet he went to, there was something inhospitable or wrong with it and when he landed back on planet Earth he realised that after all his cosmic travels that earth was the best place for him to live. Both their hometown show in Lancaster, which kicks off the tour, and closing show in Manchester have also sold out. The London show at the legendary 100 Club on 16 February sold out four weeks in advance. New York, NY (January 23, 2018) Northern England’s psych-punk duo The Lovely Eggs has premiered a new single, Wiggy Giggy, today via GLIDE share via Soundcloud leading up to the release of their new, Dave Fridmann (Flaming Lips/Mercury Rev/Tame Impala) produced album, This Is Eggland, February 23 on the band’s own Egg Records. Saw you there - Lovely Eggs at Stone Henge, easily my favourite star spot ever Obviously wouldn’t bother you on a day out, so will tell you that you are awesome on the internet instead (and that we had Wiggy Giggy on repeat on the school. The pair will play their seventh live session for Marc Riley on Tuesday 6 February before heading out on a UK tour on 8 February, supported by Porky the Poet (AKA Phill Jupitus) and Mr Ben and The Bens. It went on to win Roundtable and was the most popular track on both Steve Lamacq and Marc Riley’s show on consecutive weeks. Steve Lamacq stated, “I can’t get enough of this record at the moment,” and made it the “Lamacq livener” (where it has been played every day for a week). The single is already receiving a tremendous response from radio and has been added to the BBC 6 Music playlist. “Wiggy Giggy” takes us on a cosmic odyssey where “normal” life and always “striving for more” meet something more magical! Where the grass is not always greener whatever side you look from. Northern psych-punk duo The Lovely Eggs have premiered their new single, “Wiggy Giggy”, via GLIDE – leading up to the release of their new Dave Fridmann (Flaming Lips/Mercury Rev/Tame Impala) produced album, This Is Eggland, out on 23 February on the band’s own Egg Records. the lovely eggs wiggy giggy lyrics : wiggy giggy giggy wiggy wiggy giggy giggy wiggy giggy giggy wiggy wiggy giggy giggy wiggy giggy giggy wiggy wiggy.
Sat 17 – Band on the Wall, Manchester (Sold Out) Thurs 8 Feb – The Yorkshire House, Lancaster (Sold Out)įri 9 Feb – The Brudenell Social Club, Leedsįri 16 – Feb The 100 Club, London (Sold Out)
Ben and The Bens London single release party on 16 February at 100 Club is SOLD OUT as is hometown show in Lancaster and Manchester date at Band on The Wall UK tour starts 8 February with support from Phill Jupitus (Porky The Poet) and Mr.
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