Man/Woman/Chainsaw have released a new single, The Boss.
Following on from their summer singles Grow A Tongue In Time and Ode To Clio, the track finds the buzzy London-based band continuing to experiment with a range of genres, fusing orchestral elements with pop and punk energy. All three will feature on the innovative group's debut EP, 'Eazy Peazy', which is due out on November 8 through Fat Possum Records, who they've recently signed with. The band said:
"The Boss is the heaviest of the songs on the EP and definitely a live favourite of ours. We wanted to express our frustration with imbalanced power dynamics in our everyday lives with a big supermassive rant of a rock song.
"In the writing process it began as a more standard punk tune until Emmie and Clio spontaneously improvised their interlocking violin/synth line that totally changed the direction of the song.
"Working in the studio with Dan Fox of Gilla Band was fun and allowed us to experiment with getting the song to sound as spacey as we could get it - we particularly enjoyed recording the electric violin through guitar amps cranked to 10 while simultaneously manipulating a tape delay unit."
Man/Woman/Chainsaw will accompany the EP's release with a run of UK shows, which includes a Halloween gig at London's 100 Club, a date in Hebden Bridge supporting Dream Wife, and an appearance at Brighton's Mutations Festival. They'll also hit the road for a headline UK tour in February 2025, marking their biggest headline run to date.
Man Woman Chainsaw Upcoming Tour Dates are as follows
Thu October 31 2024 - LONDON 100 Club
Thu November 07 2024 - CARDIFF Clwb Ifor Bach
Fri November 08 2024 - BRISTOL Rough Trade
Fri February 14 2025 - MARGATE Where Else
Sat February 15 2025 - SOUTHAMPTON Joiners
Sun February 16 2025 - FALMOUTH Cornish Bank
Mon February 17 2025 - BIRMINGHAM Hare And Hounds
Wed February 19 2025 - NOTTINGHAM Bodega Social Club
Thu February 20 2025 - MANCHESTER YES (The Basement)
Fri February 21 2025 - GLASGOW King Tuts
Sat February 22 2025 - YORK Crescent
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