King Creosote by Calum Gordon
King Creosote will begin UK live shows later this month.
King Creosote has shared It’s Sin That’s Got Its Hold Upon Us a month on from confirming his first new album in seven years, ‘I DES’, will be released on November 3rd.
“In Autumn 2020 I began building a modular synth, recording patches onto old cassette tapes to make use of the pitch wheel on my tape deck at a later date,” Kenny Anderson said.
As the drum track rumbled to a close, these words from one of Phil Crowter’s sermons burst forth exactly as you hear them, and I had my chorus. The four short verses ought to take on different meanings depending on the listeners’ particular choice of drugs – recreational (whimsical), prescribed (personal), or mandated (diabolical).
Tour dates:
October
26-28 Other Voices Cardigan, Wales
November
3 Monorail, Glasgow
4 Queen’s Hall, Edinburgh (matinee)
4 Queen’s Hall, Edinburgh
5 Assai, Edinburgh
6 Assai, Dundee
8 Rough Trade East, London
9 EartH Theatre, London
10 Resident, Brighton