TV Priest by Hollie Fernando
It’s set to appear on TV Priest’s new album later this year.
TV Priest are looking ahead to their second record with One Easy Thing – ‘the key to unlocking a more direct and personal approach to our songwriting’, according to Charlie Drinkwater.
“It’s about dealing with the small things of everyday life; the anxiety, pressures, and battles inside your own headspace – and not being afraid to show this in our songs,” he adds.
The band have a visit to End Of The Road Festival booked for September as plans start to fall into place for the successor to 2021’s debut LP Uppers.
“TV Priest’s tale is almost one by the fairies: four childhood friends (vocalist Charlie Drinkwater, guitarist Alex Sprogis, bassist and keys player Nic Bueth, and drummer Ed Kelland) start a band which fizzles out for unremarkable reasons, with each member going off to live their respective lives,” our review reads.
“With their sound eventually becoming more and more acceptable, the friends gravitate first towards each other then the rehearsal room, and put on a gig for their loved ones. Now, over a year on, they are signed to legendary label Sub Pop and releasing their debut album, still only with one gig under their belt.”
