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Post War Years Announce Second Album 'Galapagos'

Thursday, 10 January 2013 Written by Elliott Batte
Post War Years Announce Second Album 'Galapagos'

East London alt-pop outfit Post War Years have announced that their second album ‘Galapagos’ will hit shelves on February 25th.

Over the last twelve months Post War Years have been championed for their unique brand of rich and innovative melodies and irresistibly squelchy, electronic basslines. Following two critically acclaimed EP’s ‘Glass House’ and ‘The Bell’, the quarter have now announced the release date of ‘Galapagos’ – a vivid, emotive, and audacious second album, coming out on the 25th of February via Chess Club Records.

‘Galapagos’ has been produced by long-term collaborator James Rutledge (MGMT, Grizzly Bear, Late of The Pier, My Bloody Valentine, The Kills), and sees the band tapping into a new and rich stream of subversive and frequently delightful Avant-pop.

It’s partly an autobiographical account of the band’s less than perfect lives when first moving to London; financial struggles and claustrophobic living conditions fracturing their friendships and driving them to seek release through their music.

All of these experiences are reflected lyrically on ‘Galapagos’ through themes of existentialism and personal identity (‘All Eyes’ &‘Nova’), romantic retrospection (‘Glass House’ &‘Volcano’), evolution/atheism (‘The Bell’ & ‘God’ ) and escapism (‘Growl’). You can check out the full tracklisting below.

Below the tracklisting you’ll find the dates to their February and March headline UK tour - follow the links to find tickets.

Tracklisting:

1.All Eyes
2.The Bell
3.Glass House
4.Be Someone
5.Growl
6.Lost Winter
7.Mellotron
8.Volcano
9.Nova
10.God

Post War Years UK and Ireland tour dates are as follows:

23rd February – Reading – Oakford Social
25th February – London – Cargo
27th February – Brighton – Komedia Studio Bar
1st March – Portsmouth – The Registry
2nd March – Bournemouth – Sixty Million Postcards

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