Former Creation band Slowdive, who reformed earlier this year for Primavera Sound with an eye on new music, have announced two London shows for December.
The band will play the Kentish Town Forum in London over two nights on Friday, December 19th and Saturday, December 20th. Tickets are available from this coming Thursday (July 24th).
“The initial impetus was the idea of doing some new music,” Neil Halstead told The Quietus when the band’s reformation was announced in January.
“It seemed easier to do that because it’s not so public. But then we thought it would be good if we could raise a bit of money to make the record, and doing a couple of gigs would enable us to do that. And that’s the way it shaped up – while we’re rehearsing we can see if we’ve got another record in us.”
Slowdive released the debut album ‘Just For a Day‘ in 1991 and followed with two more LPs the last of which, ‘Pygmalion‘, proved to be their last on Creation.
